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Lesson 2:PerformMensuration and

Calculation

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L. O 2:Carry outmensuration and

calculation

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Mensuration- act or art of measuring

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Calculation- act or process of or result of

calculating.

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Computers use binary codes torepresents and interpret

letters, numbers and specialcharacters.

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A commonly use code is the

American Standard Code forInformation Interchange ( ASCII)each characters is represented bya string of bits.

Example:

Capital etter: A! "#"""""#$umber: %! """"#""#Special Character: &! ""#"""##

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Each group of eight bits, such as the representations of letters andnumbers. s !no"n as byte. Codes can be used to represent almost anytype of information digitally:

computer datagraphicsphotos#ideosmusic

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Con#ert $ecimal numbers

to binary

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%teps in con#erting decimalnumbers to binary

&. $i#ide the number by 2.2. 'et the (uotient and theremainder.). *ring do"n the (uotient, di#ide itby 2, and get the (uotient andremainder again.+. $o it repeatedly until the (uotient

results to .. Copy the remainder from bottomto top, and that is the binary

e(ui#alent. 

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Calculating $ata %torage

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  hile the bits is thesmallest representation ofdata, the most basic unit

of digital storage is thebyte. / byte is 0 bits andis the smallest unit of

measure 1 OM3 used torepresent data storagecapacity.

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& *yte 1 * 34 0 bits

&5ilobyte 15* 34&, 2+ bits

& Megabyte 1 M* 34&, +0,67 bits

& 'igabyte 1 '* 34&, 6), 6+&,02+ bits

& 8erabyte 1 8* 34&, 99,&&, 726, 667bits

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 Once "e !no" the sie of a;le or folder , it is possibleto determine the numberof bytes being used.

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E<ample:  f a 2 5* ;le is storedin a & Mb folder, thenappro<imately ho"many ;les of the same

sie can be stored inthat folder=

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Memory

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It is used tostand on orplace hard'areon to preentstaticelectricity frombuilding up.

/nti static mat

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>and 8ools

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 his is usedto loosen or

tightenslottedscre's.

  ?lat head scre"dri#er

 

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 his is usedto loosen ortighten cross

head scre's.

Phillips head scre"dri#er

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 his is used toloosen or tightenscre's that hae

a star li*edepression onthe top+ a featurethat is mainlyfound on laptop.

8or< scre"dri#er

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 his is usedsometimes calleda nut drier. It is

used to tightennuts in the same'ay that ascre'driertightens scre's.

>e< dri#er

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It is used tohold small

parts.@eedle nose plier

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 his is usedto strip andcut 'ires.

ire cutter

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 his is used

tomanipulatesmall parts.

8"eeers

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 his is usedto retrieeparts from

location thatare to smallfor your hand

to ,t.Part retrie#er

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 his is usedto light up

areas thatyou cannotsee clearly.

?lashlight

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Cleaning 8ools

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 his is used to

clean dierentcomputercomponents'ithoutscratching or

leaing debris.Lint free cloth

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 his is used to

blo' a'ay dustand debrisfrom dierent

computer parts'ithouttouching the

components.

Compressed air

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 his is usedto bundlecables neatly

inside andoutside of acomputer.

Cable ties

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 his is used to

hold scre's+ umpers+fasteners+ and

other small partsand preentsthem from

getting mied

Parts organier

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$iagnostic 8ools

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 his is used to

test theintegrity ofcircuits and the

/uality ofelectricity incomputer

components.

Parts organier

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 his is usedto test the

functionalityof computerports.

Loopbac! /dapter

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 his is usedto test the

functionalityof computerports.

Loopbac! /dapter

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8he End

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8ypes of Pipe

 Aoints

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Is a pipe ,tting used to connect 0pipes at %" degrees from each other

Elbo"

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Is used to oin t'o pipes of dierentdiameters.

Elbo" Beducer

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Is ery useful in oining tree pipestogether forming a .

8ee

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 'o pipes in a straight line.

Coupling

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 1oins t'o pipes of dierent diametersin a straight line.

Coupling Beducer

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Is the last pipe ,tting to be installedin laying out 'ater pipes and the ,rstone to be remoed in case of repair.

nion Patente

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ater %ystem

Plan

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 he coming in of potable 'ater from the reseroir to yourhouse and the going out of 'ater for disposal from yourhome is the water system plan.

2ater gets into your house through a 'ater meter todetermine the olume of 'ater that gets in and a main gate

ale. 3alani4ed iron pipes or plastic pipes called 56C areusually installed in the 'ater system.

5ipes used to coney hot and cold 'ater are made ofcopper+ cast iron+ or plastics. he si4e of these pipes usuallydecrease in si4e from # inch to three-fourth inch to one- half

inch as it gets in your house 2hen the 'ater gets out from your house+ the pipe used

increases in diameter as it gets out from one inch to 07 to 87up to 97 discharge pipes

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aste $isposal

%ystem

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 he se'erage disposal system consist of aseptic tan* and the 'aste piping systems.

 he septic tan* brea*s do'n the 'astematerials into li/uid through bacterial

action. Solids settle do'n at the bottom of the

tan*+ hence+ this must be cleaned at least

once eery fe' years.

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aste Piping

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2aste piping materials are made of iron+copper+ and plastic. Si4es ary from # ; +0+8+ <+ and 9 inches in diameter. hesmaller si4es are used to connect sin*s and

laatories 'here small amounts of 'atermust be carried a'ay. As the collectionsystem continues+ the branches increase insi4e until the trun* line is 9 inches in

diameter. he 9 inches pipe passes from thehouse to the septic tan*.

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