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The Binary System

	

	An electric current which is either on or off. The binary
system uses only I and O.  I = on    O = off

		Binary Counting:


		1=I      6=IIO      11=IOII     16=IOOOO
		
		2=IO     7=III      12=IIOO     17=IOOOI
		
		3=II     8=IOOO     13=IIOI     18=IOOII

		4=IOO    9=IOOI     14=IIIO     19=IOOIO

		5=IOI    10=IOIO    15=IIII     20=IOIOO

Calculating Binary Numbers



	1.	Make a list of numbers, going from right to left, 
		increasing by doubles

				32  16  8  4  2  1


	2.	Add up the numbers till you reach the number you 
		are looking for

			E.g. We are looking for 25

			           32   16   8   4   2   1

				 O   I  I  O  O  I


	3.	Place an I under the numbers required to reach the
		specified number, as shown above.


	What is shown above can also be used to calculate Binary Numbers. 
	Follow the same process of doubling (you don't have to stop at 32), 
	and just fill in the binary number in the correct value spot.
	Now all you have to do is to add up the values correctly.

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