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An abstraction is a simplified representation of something that is more complex. Decimal numbers were a useful abstraction in the context of today's lesson. Write a short response to both questions below.What is the underlying complexity decimal numbers were used to represent.How were decimal numbers helpful in designing a system to represent text in bits?
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What was the content of the lesson? It is hard to answer a question we need context on.
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