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The fans sitting in the bleachers

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The number of students in a classroom

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The fans sitting in the bleachers

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Could also be the number of students in a classroom

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One example of a quantized event in everyday life would be a cash transaction, since there is a smallest unit of payment (in the U.S., the penny). All cash transactions must be in multiples of this unit; you can't pay a fraction of a cent.

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Quantization is the process of mapping a large set of values to a smaller set. A cash transaction is an everyday example of quantization as a larger bill is broken down to smaller bills and coins.

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The number of students in a classroom - apex user

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