A code a, a, a3 a, uses the last last digit, a4, as the check digit. The check digit is found using the formula 6 a, + 3 a, + 2 a, mod 9 Will this check digit find all transposition errors in the first and second positions? Yes, it will find all transposition errors ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a,| = 1 ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a2l DNo, it will miss errors where |a, - a,| = 3 ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a2| = 4 ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a,| ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a2l ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a2l = 7 ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a,| = 8 ONo, it will miss errors where |a, - a,| = 9 = 2 = 5 %3D Ln O

COMPREHENSIVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 EXCE

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ISBN:9780357392676

Author:FREUND, Steven

Publisher:FREUND, Steven

Chapter9: Formula Auditing, Data Validation, And Complex Problem Solving

Section: Chapter Questions

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