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Binary Age Calculator

Mathematics

★Exhibit Content: Interactive experience for popular science on binary number system and basic computer principles ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction ★Operation: 1. Visitors approach the exhibit and read the operation instructions; 2. Visitors convert their age into a binary number based on binary calculation; 3. Turn the binary wheel, the electronic screen randomly converts the binary number back to age, and visitors verify whether their conversion is correct based on the displayed result; 4. End the experience and leave the exhibit. ★Exhibit Description: The invention and application of the electronic computer, one of the important symbols of the third scientific revolution in the 20th century, because digital computers can only recognize and process codes composed of strings of '0' and '1'. Its operation mode is exactly binary. Through electromechanical interaction, the exhibit helps visitors understand the principles of binary calculation. It is a recommended exhibit of PopsciCat Exhibit Store. ★Scientific Principle: Based on the binary principle, the exhibit converts the visitor's age into a binary number through electromechanical interaction. Visitors operate the numbers on the rotating wheel and observe whether the number on the electronic screen matches their age. Binary is a number system widely used in computing technology. Binary data is represented by two digits, 0 and 1. Its base is 2, the carry rule is 'carry one when reaching two', and the borrow rule is 'borrow one as two'.

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