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In process control terminology, continuously variable values which change without distinct increments, such as temperature, pressure, or level are correctly referred to as what type of values?

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In process control terminology, continuously variable values which change without distinct increments, such as temperature, pressure, or level are correctly referred to as what type of values?

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• Difference between continuous and discrete signals in process control • How many possible states a binary value can have • What kinds of measurements (like temperature or pressure) change smoothly rather than in steps

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• Ask yourself: do temperature and pressure typically jump between fixed steps, or can they vary smoothly over a range? • Which choice describes signals or values that can take any value within a range, not just a limited set of exact values? • Think about digital electronics: which terms are linked to "on/off" or "0/1" behaviors, and which term is used for smoothly varying signals?

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• Identify which options are associated with on/off or 0/1 behavior and rule those out for a smooth, continuously variable quantity • Check which term is commonly used in instruments and control systems for smoothly varying signals like temperature and pressure • Make sure the term you pick is about the type of signal/value, not about how a controller transfers from manual to automatic (hint: that relates to one of the distractors)

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Question 1 of 205eccefa5bacbc34ba4d48825

In process control terminology, continuously variable values which change without distinct increments, such as temperature, pressure, or level are correctly referred to as what type of values?

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In process control terminology, continuously variable values which change without distinct increments, such as temperature, pressure, or level are correctly referred to as what type of values?

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