-
example of
multiplying 34 by 13
would be to lay the
numbers out in a grid as follows: and then add the entries. The
classical method of
multiplying two n-digit...
-
Multiplier may
refer to: Look up
multiplier or
multipliers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Multiplier (arithmetic), the
number of
multiples being...
- In
mathematical optimization, the
method of
Lagrange multipliers is a
strategy for
finding the
local maxima and
minima of a
function subject to equation...
-
entry c i j {\displaystyle c_{ij}} of the
product is
obtained by
multiplying term-by-term the
entries of the ith row of A and the jth
column of B...
- In computing,
especially digital signal processing, the
multiply–ac****ulate (MAC) or
multiply–add (MAD)
operation is a
common step that
computes the product...
- most of
their time
multiplying,
digital signal processor designers sacrifice considerable chip area in
order to make the
multiply as fast as possible;...
- A
metric prefix is a unit
prefix that
precedes a
basic unit of
measure to
indicate a
multiple or
submultiple of the unit. All
metric prefixes used today...
- economics, the
money multiplier is the
ratio of the
money supply to the
monetary base (i.e.
central bank money). If the
money multiplier is stable, it implies...
-
prosecution of alchemists. In 1404,
Henry IV of
England banned the
practice of
multiplying metals by the p****ing of the Gold and
Silver Act 1403 (5 Hen. 4. c. 4)...
- A
voltage multiplier is an
electrical circuit that
converts AC
electrical power from a
lower voltage to a
higher DC voltage,
typically using a network...
