Enunciado Se colocan 6 focos de luz en fila, prendiendo uno y apagando otros codificando señales, ¿Cuántas señales diferentes se puede emitir? Solución
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It can be in two states: on or off. Now, consider two light bulbs. Each bulb can be in two states, so together they can be in 2*2 = 4 states. Show more…
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