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Multiplier (arithmetic), the
number of
multiples being...
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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...
- In computing, the
clock multiplier (or CPU
multiplier or bus/core ratio) sets the
ratio of an
internal CPU
clock rate to the
externally supplied clock...
- In
mathematical optimization, the
method of
Lagrange multipliers is a
strategy for
finding the
local maxima and
minima of a
function subject to equation...
- most of
their time
multiplying,
digital signal processor designers sacrifice considerable chip area in
order to make the
multiply as fast as possible;...
- In macroeconomics, a
multiplier is a
factor of
proportionality that
measures how much an
endogenous variable changes in
response to a
change in some exogenous...
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Multiply (エックスマルチプライ, EkkusuMaruchipurai) is a
horizontally scrolling shooter published by Irem, and
similar in
style to
their earlier R-Type. In 1998...
- In economics, the
fiscal multiplier (not to be
confused with the
money multiplier) is the
ratio of
change in
national income arising from a
change in government...
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Multiplies (増殖, Zōshoku, lit. "multiplication") is a mini-album and the
third studio album by
Yellow Magic Orchestra released in 1980. It
contains a...
- 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...
