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Вопрос № 223186 - Английский язык

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The father of all present-day computers was designed by Charles Babbage.
1________________________. J232,000 was provided by the British government to build it. 2________________________. The calculations were to be made by means of thousands of rotating gear-wheels, and moving levers and rods.
3___________________________. 4___________________________.
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  • It was to make long calculations and analyze them.
  • But they weren’t.
  • Had all the parts been really well made, it would have worked slowly.
  • Babbage’s huge computer-machine was to have been programmed from a punched paper tape.
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