The correct chronological order for developments in electronic technology is
A. vacuum tube, integrated circuit, transistor.
B. transistor, vacuum tube, integrated circuit.
C. vacuum tube, transistor, integrated circuit.
D. integrated circuit, transistor, vacuum tube.
E. transistor, integrated circuit, vacuum tube.
Answer: C
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