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The Digital World

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Much of our everyday information is described in the form of a number.

For example:

  • "It is 2 o'clock."
  • "The temperature outside is 21 degrees C."
  • "The car was traveling at 48 kilometers per hour."

It is easy to understand data in this form. However, it can get tedious when we are looking at how a quantity, such as the speed of a car, changes over a period of time.

The result would be something like this:

Time in secondsSpeed in kilometres per hour
00
1015
2021
3025
4022
5020
6016

You might wonder what happened at time 35 seconds?

Was it moving faster or slower than 25 km/h then?

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