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Calculating a New Memory State
A system updates its memory based on the general relationship: New_Memory = Update_Function(Current_Input, Previous_Memory). For a specific implementation, the Update_Function is defined as a simple element-wise addition. If the Previous_Memory state is represented by the pair (10, 4) and the Current_Input is (3, 8), what is the New_Memory state? Show the calculation.
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Calculating a New Memory State