- two
numbers is
equivalent to
adding as many
copies of one of them, the
multiplicand, as the
quantity of the
other one, the multiplier; both
numbers can be...
- the
multiplicands (preferably the smaller) into a set of
numbers of
powers of two and then
creates a
table of
doublings of the
second multiplicand by every...
-
Where yi = 0 and yi−1 = 1, the
multiplicand times 2i is
added to P; and
where yi = 1 and yi−1 = 0, the
multiplicand times 2i is
subtracted from P. The...
-
digit is
completely determined by
multiplying the last
digit of the
multiplicands. This is held as a
temporary result. To find the next to last digit...
-
mental addition is
still needed to
calculate the result. The rods for the
multiplicand are
similar to Napier's Bones, with
repetitions of the values. The set...
-
numbers without adaptation.
There is not
usually a
problem when the
multiplicand (the one
being repeatedly added to form the product) is negative; the...
- a
method that
links to the Old Kingdom. The
multiplicand was
written next to
figure 1; the
multiplicand was then
added to itself, and the
result written...
- multiplication,
sometimes called the
Standard Algorithm:
multiply the
multiplicand by each
digit of the
multiplier and then add up all the
properly shifted...
- are, from left to right: 32 (the
multiplicand), 64 = 32 x 2 and 32 x 3 = 96 (which
together constitute the
multiplicand,
multiplied by the two
factors in...
- top for the
first multiplicand (the
number written left to right), and one
digit per row down the
right side for the
second multiplicand (the
number written...
