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Binary means (Multiple Choice Question)

Binary means
A) there are two possibilities, on and off.
B) the same as a byte, 8 bits.
C) there are three options; 0, 1, and 2.
D) that computers really need to have three or more options.

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Digital Planet Tomorrow's Technology and You

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Wow, if there was anyway I could repay you, you're brilliant lol

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This chapter was tough, make sure you study it well for the exam.

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