You could use a stopwatch.
Your stopwatch can't count on any longer after it reaches 1000 hours.
If something is Quantitative it is in the form of numbers and obtained by measurement. Eg: To time something you use a stopwatch and note down the number on the stopwatch. If something is Qualitative you do not use numbers but instead note down what you observe and try to describe it in words. Eg: When I added the Silver Nitrate to the Chloride solution a white precipitate formed.
It uses the Binary Numbering System.
Can't say for sure, but a good bet would be the telegraph.
is this for digital or analog?
A stopwatch uses seconds as a unit of measurement.
A digital stopwatch is a timer usually used to record the time it takes to cook something or for athletes who need to have their running time recorded. There is a start/stop button and also a lap button to mark a lap has been completed.
Yes
Yes, you use a stopwatch.It was a math quiz for me, I wrote a stopwatch, and I got it correct.
Start, Stop, Reset
seconds
Start, Stop, Reset
The primary use of a stopwatch is to time the duration of an event. Example: how many minutes/seconds does it take for a runner to race one mile -- "start" the stopwatch when the starting gun fires, then click "stop" as the runner crosses the finish line. You can try a stopwatch yourself on-line to get a sense of how it works and give you ideas of what you might be able to use it for. Just Google "on line stopwatch" you should get several options.
The primary use of a stopwatch is to time the duration of an event. Example: how many minutes/seconds does it take for a runner to race one mile -- "start" the stopwatch when the starting gun fires, then click "stop" as the runner crosses the finish line. You can try a stopwatch yourself on-line to get a sense of how it works and give you ideas of what you might be able to use it for. Just Google "on line stopwatch" you should get several options.
its cheap and easily to use
you don't