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Middle School Physical Science Flashcards: Analog Vs Digital Signals

Study Analog Vs Digital Signals in Middle School Physical Science with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

What is one qualitative advantage of digital signals for copying and storage?

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ANSWER

Copies can be made with little or no loss in quality. Exact duplication of discrete values preserves data.

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A school wants to archive a recording of the choir so it can be copied and shared for many years. Option 1 is an analog cassette tape (continuous signal). Option 2 is a digital audio file (discrete samples). Which reason best explains why the digital file is usually preferred for long-term sharing?
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