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Question 175429: How do I find the element of a(base 1),(base 2)?
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4 5 6
7 8 9
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! How do I find the element of a(base 1),(base 2)?
You shouldn't put the word "base" there. You should put "row 1"
instead of "base 1" and "column 2" instead of "base 2". The
first number in  , the  , is the row number
going from top to bottom, and the second number  is the
column number going from left to right. You can remember which
is which by remembring that looks like the word
"arc".
C C C
O O O
L L L
U U U
M M M
N N N
# # #
1 2 3
¯ ¯ ¯
ROW #1 ® 1 2 3
ROW #2 ® 4 5 6
ROW #3 ® 7 8 9
The 1 is in ROW #1 and COLUMN #1, so 1 is the element 
The 2 is in ROW #1 and COLUMN #2, so 2 is the element 
The 3 is in ROW #1 and COLUMN #3, so 3 is the element 
The 4 is in ROW #2 and COLUMN #1, so 4 is the element 
The 5 is in ROW #2 and COLUMN #2, so 5 is the element 
The 6 is in ROW #2 and COLUMN #3, so 6 is the element 
The 7 is in ROW #3 and COLUMN #1, so 7 is the element 
The 8 is in ROW #3 and COLUMN #2, so 8 is the element 
The 9 is in ROW #3 and COLUMN #3, so 9 is the element 
Your answer is the red one.
Edwin
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