If a robot's boolean logic circuit always outputs the opposite of its input, which behavior results when it receives an invalid, non-boolean signal?

💡 Explanation

Because the logic circuit is designed for boolean inputs (TRUE or FALSE), a non-boolean signal leads to undefined behavior; the inverter mechanism relies on predictable input, therefore the output will be unpredictable rather than defaulting to a known state.

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