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Read and annotate the text "What It Took To Be a NASA Computer" by Melinda Baldwin. Notice the facts and details included in the article. • Read and annotate the excerpt from Hidden Figures noticing the literary elements used. Pay close attention to the details in "What It Took To Be a NASA Computer" that are also included in both the article and the excerpt from Hidden Figures. • Reread "What It Took To Be a NASA Computer." This time consider the literary elements in the excerpt from Hidden Figures. • Write a short description of the literary elements the author uses in the excerpt from Hidden Figures and explain why the literary elements help the reader understand the facts presented in "What It Took To Be a NASA Computer.” Be specific. Think about how the text makes connections among and distinctions between individuals and events.​

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Answer:

No specific answer, since it's the type of question you gotta do yourself but...

Explanation:

I can give you some help.

Basically, just use the literary elements used in "excerpt from Hidden Figures"

(Literary Elements are things like Point of View, the Setting, characters, or mood of a text/story,)

For example, you could use the feeling/mood of it.

given the mood being it felt super complicated in "What It Took To Be a NASA Computer" and felt the same way to Dorothy from the excerpt from Hidden Figures.

You can use that topic to write a short description of the literary elements.

The individuals and the events are related by the literary elements that are used for describing the NASA computer.

What is a literary element?

A literacy element is a work of literature that is characterized by the plot, theme, setting, and character. It denotes the frame ending and motif and explains the point of view.  

The text about the NASA computer consists of the facts and details of figures that highlight the literary element. The author describes the facts that are presented in what its took to be a NASA computer.

Find out more information about the  annotate text.

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