Note: Homework Hints are given only for the levels 1 and 2 problems.
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Algebra.help
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Ask Dr. Math
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Quick Math
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The Math Forum @ Drexel
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IN YOUR OWN WORDS problems remind you of what you did in the previous section.
Light “on” represents a “1” and light “off” represents a “0.” See Figure 4.3.
See Examples 1 and 2. Write each given number in exponential notation.
See Example 3. Use repeated division and keep track of the remainders.
See Table 4.9. The letter “D” follows the capital C (which has ASCII code 67), so “D” is 68. Repeat for each letter.
See Table 4.9. The number “70” is “F,” so “71” is “G,” and “72” is “H.”
Read the directions to these problems carefully, and then use the addition and multiplication tables to work out an answer, as shown in Example 3.