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How long does 3 miles take in a car?
how long does 3 miles take with a car
What did Fibonacci do in mathematics?
Fibonacci was a brilliant man. He actually invented something called the Fibonacci code. It starts like this: 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377,610,987,1597,2584. It is an interminable code and nobody really works on it professionally because it is impossibly long. 'What do you have to do to solve it?' is probably what you are asking yourself, so i will tell you. You put down the number zero, then you put down the next consecutive number, which is one, and then you add the two. You take the answer of 0+1, which is one, and then put it as the next number in the code. Next you take the answer to the problem that you just solved, which is one, and add it to the number before it, one, then you have the next number in the code. You go on and on.
How long would it take walking 0.21 miles?
How long does it take to walk 0.21 miles
If you take a right triangle and move it to the right of a parallelogram what shape do it create?
If you take a right triangle and move it to the right of a parallelogram, it creates a trapezium.
How long does it take to be algebra teacher?
As long as it takes you to use correct grammar.
How did Samuel Morse take to invent the telegraph?
Samuel Morse invented the telegraph and also the Morse code.
Why don't they take the capital lettering off Morse and start using the word for what it's worthy of?
Morse is usually given a capital because it is a person's name. Samuel Morse invented the code.
What does it take to be a true Haven Northstar?
Flouresence, Inability to decyphr Morse code, sorrow, "she luvs him", 100% Juicy, and Broken Desires.
How did Morse code change america?
It allowed messages to be sent across the country or around the world very quickly - within a few hours. Previously messages had to be physically transported so UK to Australia could take 6 weeks or more.
How long did it take Morse to perfect the telegraph?
In 1838 Samuel Morse perfected Joseph Henry's invention of the electromagnet. It was not until 1843 that the government funded a telegraph graph line from Washington to Baltimore.
Who invented Morse code and why did they think it was needed?
Samuel F B Morse invented the Morse code for the most part. It was more of a personal endeavor inspired by the death of his wife which occurred while he was away from home. He hadn't been informed of the event until weeks later. He then realized that there had to be a faster way to communicate messages of urgency that would take minutes and seconds opposed to weeks and months.
How do you translate the Morse code in shrink ray island?
When you have recovered the message from the kitchen table, the diary page from the kitchen trash, and the diary key from the aquarium, you can get messages from C.J. by using the telescope. She is at the school (telescope coordinates x-87 y-16) and the Morse code book is in her bed. You cannot do anything until you have her secret message and the Morse Code book from her bed. But the two messages say "flush the thumb drive" and "thief is mr silva."
What is the difference between telegraph and telephone?
The difference is it take wire less reciver
How long does it take to create a game?
4hours
How long did it take to create the mars rover?
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of the cryptography?
The advantages of Cryptography are:--It hides the message and your privacy is safe.-No one would be able to know what it says unless there's a key to the code.-You can write what ever you want and how ever you want (any theme any symbol for the code) to keep your code a secret.-You are able to use Cryptography during lessons without the teacher knowing. (BUT WILL TAKE LONG TO MAKE THE CODE, TO FIGURE IT OUT AND TO MAKE THE KEY)The disadvantages of Cryptography are:--Takes a long time to figure out the code.-It takes long to create the code.-If you were to send a code to another person in the past, it will take long to get to that person.-OVERALL CRYPTOGRAPHY IT'S A LONG PROCESS.
Who used morse codes?
People in World War 1. They used it to keep plans away from enemy solders. ------------------ When Morse, Henry and Vail invented the telegraph in 1836 it produced a mechanically punched tape with "the Code" as a method of long distance communication with a recorded record. It was the primary communications system for the financial institutions and strategic communications such as railroad control. Actually, Morse Code, and the similar International Code (sometimes also referred to as Morse Code) via wire transmission were in use long before the civil war and decades after World War II. And the reason it was called a code was not to conceal information, as one person (a potential enemy) with the proper equipment could hear it the same as an ally. Like the binary code of today its dots and dashes represented a shorthand of the English language solely for electronic communication. Morse Code was invented long before voice radio came into existence in 1906. Even after voice radio was around, Morse or International Code was still transmitted over longer distances with simpler and cheaper equipment, and also more easily heard through static interference than voice. There are few amateur radio operators (Hams) that do not have equipment to produce Morse signals and for those that are not trained to read it, there are auxiliary computer devices that can translate what is transmitted when received. It still takes a practiced hand to send it; and, a practiced mind to translate it, particularly if computer chips are disabled by an EMF pulse. In order to keep plans away from an enemy, you would need to encrypt the message first, then transmit the encrypted version. The enemy and the friend could both take down the encryption, but the friend would have the key to decrypt it.
