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mikaylakyoung

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Digital representations of numerical quantities may BEST be described as having characteristics:
 
  A) that vary in discrete steps in proportion to the values they represent.
  B) that vary constantly over a continuous range of values.
  C) that are difficult to interpret because they are continuously changing.
  D) that vary in constant and direct proportion to the values they represent.

Question 2

In RC and RL integrators and differentiators, transient time is equal to the:
 
  A) time constant times five. B) pulse width times five.
  C) pulse width. D) time constant.



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Answer to Question 1

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