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Twenty eight
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Twenty-nine
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Thirty.
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Thirty one
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2*2*2*2*2
Wheeeeeeeeeee, binary. |
Uh, what was that Coda? o3o I don't understand binary...
Back to one. :( |
Anything involving a number is a challenge for me ha
Two C: |
Three
It was a way of saying zero....I believe. |
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Six.
Actually, it was a way of saying 32 >.> But hey, if you want to take it as a reset... |
Well...with the statement of binary, I worked it out and thought it was saying zero....but yeah, I see how it is 32. Simple multiplication.
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NIne
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Eleven.
Well, the binary befuddled me. >_> So I had no clue what you were going for... |
12.
Binary is a number system based on 2, so 32 is 10000 in binary -- it's a nice round number. |
Lucky thirteen.
o3o I see. What's the point of the binary system? |
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Instead of needing to keep track of ten separate levels of information like in decimal, binary can represent any number using only "on" and "off" states. This means that a machine can check for the presence or absence of something (magnetic polarity, electric charge, etc.) to express a number. |
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Twenty
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Twenty-one.
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Sooooo clooooose to haaaaaaaalf. xD
Zero. :3 |
....well, at least we have Sei back!
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