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6/13/2016 8:33:18 AM
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What does 1+0 equal?
[spoiler]Hint: There are multiple supposedly correct answers, but true nerds will know.[/spoiler]
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Shoot...I don't remember how to do this type of math...but I'll say 1
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No, it is 10. [spoiler]#BinaryCode[/spoiler]
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Are you sure it is 10? I just looked at several websites, and they all said 1+0 is 1 in binary. http://academic.evergreen.edu/projects/biophysics/technotes/misc/bin_math.htm http://www.calculator.net/binary-calculator.html?number1=1&c2op=%2B&number2=0&calctype=op&x=36&y=14
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No, because when you do "1+0" you are actually joining the 1 with the 0, which is why it's called addition.
