Start a new document and duplicate the circuit below. This exercise shows you the

connections needed for a T$-$flip$-$flop, which will be needed for the next lab.

Note that this is the reset button which you may need to press to get the simulation going: Modify the circuit you duplicated so that the $7-$segment display alternates between the

$0$ and $1.($Hint: You will have to delete certain inputs from the $7-$segment display and

connect them to a "High Constant" $($i$.$e$.,$ a hardwired $1)$ or a "Low Constant" $($a

hardwired $0).$ Please note to delete a wire or component, you need to choose it first

$($left$-$click$)$ and then right$-$click to delete it$.$ The top connection of the $7-$segment display

is the least significant bit of the binary number which is displayed as decimal.$)$ This is all done on the logic.ly simulator.