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What is the difference between the 7476 and the 74LS76?

the 7476 is master-slave, the 74LS76 is master-slave
the 7476 is edge-triggered, the 74LS76 is edge-triggered
the 7476 is edge-triggered, the 74LS76 is master-slave
the 7476 is master-slave, the 74LS76 is edge-triggered

Correct Answer: the 7476 is master-slave, the 74LS76 is edge-triggered

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