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An 8 bits absolute binary encoder is used to measure the distance traveled by the material in the conveyor. It is connected in the shaft (d=40cm) where the belt rotates. In the initial location of material the encoder reading is 11010110 as the conveyor rotates, the encoder created 2 complete rotation clockwise and end up with the value of 10001101. What is the distance travelled by the material.

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