b)The temperatures of two tube furnaces are being recorded by six temperature sensor units. Two sets of readings of the first furnace and the second furnace are stored at separate memory locations. Design a system to check whether any two readings are equal and if they are equal turn on the D7 bit and continue checking.

b)The temperatures of two tube furnaces are being recorded by six temperature sensor units. Two sets of readings of the first furnace and the second furnace are stored at separate memory locations. Design a system to check whether any two readings are equal and if they are equal turn on the D7 bit and continue checking.

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Section2.5: Variables And Declaration Statements

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