If 1 means an object is detected and 0 meaning no object is detected, then considering the sensor is stationary, what can be said about the movement of the object if the output by the sensor is 1010101?

If 1 means an object is detected and 0 meaning no object is detected, then considering the sensor is stationary, what can be said about the movement of the object if the output by the sensor is 1010101? Correct Answer Object is oscillating side by side

The only explanation for such output from the sensor would be if the object is moving in such a path, that makes it within the range of the sensor and vice versa after each specified amount of time and this continuously happens along a deterministic path so that we know that the only way this can happen is that if the object is oscillating between two given points.

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