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neigh

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binary: each digit being worth two times more than the last (1,2,4,8,16)      Finn Emery

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binary: each digit being worth two times more than the last (1,2,4,8,16)      Finn Emery

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good stuff

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computers dont understand words so we use base 2 which is 1 and 0 

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computers dont understand words so we use base 2 which is 1 and 0 

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Claude

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denary has 10 bases it uses the values 0 to 9 to represent numbers

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Binary code is a base 2 numbering system that uses transitions and switches to send data through to the transistors

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binary is a base 2 number system

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That binary is base 2 number system. Base 2 means there are 2 digits - 1,0

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i learnt that transistors are nano scopic 

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i learnt that transistors are nano scopic 

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tom l

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Binary is a base 2 numbering system

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that binary is a base two system

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Learnt what binary means

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i leant what a binary was and how it work

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i leant what a binary was and how it work

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Will D

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Computes encode numbers in binary because they don't understand numbers like humans.

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That base 10 is also called denary

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That binary is used in the power of two and that transisters are very small