In negative logic, the logic state 1 corresponds to

negative voltage
zero voltage
more negative voltage
lower voltage level E. None of the above

The correct answer is: C. more negative voltage.

In negative logic, a logic state 1 corresponds to a more negative voltage than a logic state 0. This is in contrast to positive logic, in which a logic state 1 corresponds to a more positive voltage than a logic state 0.

Option A is incorrect because a logic state 1 in negative logic does

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not correspond to a negative voltage. Option B is incorrect because a logic state 1 in negative logic does not correspond to zero voltage. Option D is incorrect because a logic state 1 in negative logic does not correspond to a lower voltage level. Option E is incorrect because the answer is C.
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