chapter 12/13 crosssword

2. numeration system the binary system that only uses two symbols
4. rule, we mean voting to find an alternative that receives more than 50% of the vote
5. local area network
10. space, event with one element
11. In 1958 Seymour Cray developed the first
12. space, event with empty set
15. law of exponents, multiply powers of same base add exponents
17. space, set of all possible outcomes
19. decisions made by a group

1. if the order is important the results are
3. criterion, The first and most obvious criterion is called
4. law of exponents, raise a power to a power we multiply the exponents
6. which took up less than 3 cubic feet of space and no longer required a controlled atmosphere
7. The code that has been most commonly used is the American Standard Code for Information Interchange developed in 1964
8. which can represent any number from 0 to 11111111two 5255ten
9. law of exponents, raise a product to a power raise each factor to that power and then multiply
13. one person making decisions
14. computer, computer weighing about 2 pounds is more powerful than the huge ENIAC
16. form, Scientific notation is represented in a slightly different form on many calculators and computers and this new form is sometimes called
18. was introduced to the world by Douglas Engelbart in 1968