The Morse code, named after one of its inventors, Samuel Morse, is a method for transmitting information using short and long marks - dots and dashes. In the international Morse code standards, the pause between two words equals what?
- 5 dots
- 2 dashes
- a dash and a dot
- 3 dots
Answer
The correct answer is A) 5 dots.
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