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Noise can appear on the LCD as:

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• Electronic display noise and how it typically appears (random, speckled, or fluctuating image) • Difference between brightness/intensity effects and positional errors (like bearing changes) • What true hardware faults (like dead pixels) look like versus signal noise

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• Ask yourself: Does noise usually cause the displayed targets to jump to different bearings, or does it more often affect how strong/clear the picture looks? • Think about a TV with a weak signal or old radar in sea clutter: what does the image look like—does it show random speckles and flicker, or does it turn into neat black holes? • Which option best describes a random, unstable pattern on the screen rather than a fixed, geometric change?

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• Verify which choice describes random or unstable intensity/brightness on the screen. • Check whether bearing changes are typically caused by noise or by errors in heading/synchronization data. • Consider if black spots would be more consistent with damaged pixels or screen failure rather than electronic noise.

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