Question

modern car dashboards contain a number of visual indicators to help drivers be safer, more responsible drivers. which of these indicators could be represented by a single bit? note that there are 2 answers to this question. choose 2 answers. the current driving mode (park/reverse/neutral/drive) the temperature in degrees celsius the fill level of the gas tank (0-40) the warning light that indicates a seat belt isnt fastened the speed dial (0-160 mph) the p (the p that indicates the car is in park) or security (lock) indicator (on or 1/ off)

Explanation:

A single bit can represent two states (0 or 1, on or off).

• "The warning light that indicates a seat belt isn't fastened" has two states: on (seat belt unfastened) or off (seat belt fastened).
• "The 'PASS' indicator that indicates the car is in Passenger Airbag 'On' mode" has two states: on (PASS, airbag on) or off (not PASS, airbag off).

Other options have more than two states (e.g., driving modes: 4 states; temperature: many values; gas level: 0 - 100; speed: many values).

Answer:

• The warning light that indicates a seat belt isn't fastened
• The "PASS" indicator that indicates the car is in Passenger Airbag "On" mode