-
Arithmetic is an
elementary branch of
mathematics that
studies numerical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. In a wider...
- An
arithmetic progression or
arithmetic sequence (AP) is a
sequence of
numbers such that the
difference from any
succeeding term to its
preceding term...
- In
mathematics and statistics, the
arithmetic mean ( /ˌærɪθˈmɛtɪk ˈmiːn/ arr-ith-MET-ik),
arithmetic average, or just the mean or
average (when the context...
- In computing, an
arithmetic logic unit (ALU) is a
combinational digital circuit that
performs arithmetic and
bitwise operations on
integer binary numbers...
- mathematics, the
inequality of
arithmetic and
geometric means, or more
briefly the AM–GM inequality,
states that the
arithmetic mean of a list of non-negative...
- In mathematics,
modular arithmetic is a
system of
arithmetic for integers,
where numbers "wrap around" when
reaching a
certain value,
called the modulus...
- (or
arithmetic or
higher arithmetic in
older usage) is a
branch of pure
mathematics devoted primarily to the
study of the
integers and
arithmetic functions...
- The
weighted arithmetic mean is
similar to an
ordinary arithmetic mean (the most
common type of average),
except that
instead of each of the data points...
- In computing, floating-point
arithmetic (FP) is
arithmetic that
represents subsets of real
numbers using an
integer with a
fixed precision,
called the...
- The
arithmetic IF
statement is a three-way
arithmetic conditional statement,
first seen in the
first release of
Fortran in 1957, and
found in all later...
