Problems 1-2
IN YOUR OWN WORDS problems remind you of what you did in the previous section.
Problems 3-6
Light “on” represents a “1” and light “off” represents a “0.” See Figure 4.3.
Problems 7-18
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Problems 1-4
These problems test your understanding of this section. If you are having trouble answering these question, go back and read the section.
Problems 5-6
See Table 4.5; note the people in these problems are like the dots in … See the whole entry
Problems 1-8
These problems are making sure you understand the idea of explaining what a number means by writing it is expanded notation.
Problems 9-14
See Example 1. (Yes, you are supposed to draw a picture showing the meaning of … See the whole entry
Problems 1-8
These discussion problems are designed to make sure you understand the basic ideas of a numeration system. Remember, the particular systems are not as important as the ideas and properties of numeration systems.
Problems 9-13
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The Hindu-Arabic or decimal numeration system is the one we use everyday. Its … See the whole entry
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Studying for a chapter examination is a personal process, one which nobody else can do for you. Simply take the time to review what you have done.
Here are the new terms in Chapter 4.
Addition principle [4.4]
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