Which of the following correctly compares and contrasts Morse code and text messaging?(1 point) Responses Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging use a device that receives the signal and decodes the message. Morse code sends signals of dots and dashes. Text messaging sends signals of zeros and ones.Which of the following correctly compares and contrasts Morse code and text messaging?(1 point) Responses Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging use a device that receives the signal and decodes the message. Morse code sends signals of dots and dashes. Text messaging sends signals of zeros and ones.Which of the following correctly compares and contrasts Morse code and text messaging?(1 point) Responses Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging use a device that receives the signal and decodes the message. Morse code sends signals of dots and dashes. Text messaging sends signals of zeros and ones.Which of the following correctly compares and contrasts Morse code and text messaging?(1 point) Responses Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send messages over long distances. Text messaging is preferred because ones and zeros are easier for people to decode than dots and dashes. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging send signals by electronic pulses. Morse code only sends signals by radio waves, and text messaging only send signals by sound waves. Both Morse code and text messaging use a device that receives the signal and decodes the message. Morse code sends signals of dots and dashes. Text messaging sends signals of zeros and ones.

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The option that correctly compares and contrasts Morse code and text messaging is:

Both Morse code and text messaging send signals using electronic pulses. Morse code sends messages of dots and dashes that must be decoded by a person. Text messaging sends zeros and ones that are decoded by a receiving device.

This choice accurately reflects the nature of Morse code and text messaging, highlighting their respective encoding systems (dots and dashes for Morse, and binary for text messaging) and how they are decoded.