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Representing Data

Taylor et al., 1991

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2230413773739131495
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Taylor G
Taylor G
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Work Out Computer Studies

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REPRESENTING DATA Page 1 26 REPRESENTING DATA 1 Introduction Most computers are digital, electronic machines. The electronic circuits are two-state or bistable using binary logic. This means that only two states are possible either 5 volts or 0 volts and this is usually …
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