Your Search returned 24 results for multiplicationmultiplication - math operation involving the product of elements
1 multiplied by b squared multiplied by c squared1 multiplied by b squared multiplied by c squared
b squared means we raise b to the power of 2:
b^2
c squared means we raise c to the power of 2:
c^2
b squared multiplied by c squared
b^2c^2
1 multiplied by b squared multiplied by c squared means we multiply 1 by b^2c^2
1b^2c^2
Multiplying by 1 can be written by [U][I]removing[/I][/U] the 1 since it's an identity multiplication:
[B]b^2c^2[/B]
A b = b a is an example of the property calledA b = b a is an example of the property called the [B]commutative property of multiplication[/B].
Addition and Multiplication MultiplesShows all addition and multiplication multiples up to 20 for a positive integer
Addition and Multiplication Tables (Times Tables)Shows the color coded addition or multiplication table entries and answer for any 2 numbers 1-15.
Associative PropertyDemonstrates the associative property using 3 numbers. Covers the Associative Property of Addition and Associative Property of Multiplication. Also known as the Associative Law of Addition and Associative Law of Multiplication
Numerical Properties
Balancing EquationsGiven 4 numbers, this will use the four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division to balance the equations if possible.
Basic m x n Matrix OperationsGiven 2 matrices |A| and |B|, this performs the following basic matrix operations
* Matrix Addition |A| + |B|
* Matrix Subtraction |A| - |B|
* Matrix Multiplication |A| x |B|
* Scalar multiplication rA where r is a constant.
Basic Math OperationsGiven 2 numbers, this performs the following arithmetic operations:
* Addition (Adding) (+)
* Subtraction (Subtracting) (-)
* Multiplication (Multiplying) (x)
* Long division (Dividing) with a remainder (÷)
* Long division to decimal places (÷)
* Partial Sums (Shortcut Sums)
* Short Division
* Duplication and Mediation
Bawi solves a problem that has an answer of x = -4. He first added 7 to both sides of the equal signBawi solves a problem that has an answer of x = -4. He first added 7 to both sides of the equal sign, then divided by 3. What was the original equation
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[*]If we added 7 to both sides, that means we had a minus 7 (-7) to start with as a constant. Since subtraction undoes addition.
[*]If we divided by 3, this means we multiplied x by 3 to begin with. Since division undoes multiplication
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So we have the start equation:
3x - 7
If the answer was x = -4, then we plug this in to get our number on the right side of the equation:
3(-4) - 7
-12 - 7
-19
This means our original equation was:
[B]3x - 7 = -19[/B]
And if we want to solve this to prove our answer, we [URL='https://www.mathcelebrity.com/1unk.php?num=3x-7%3D-19&pl=Solve']type the equation into our search engine [/URL]and we get:
x = -4
Commutative PropertyDemonstrates the commutative property of addition and the commutative property of multiplication using 3 numbers.
Numerical Properties
Complex Number OperationsGiven two numbers in complex number notation, this calculator:
1) Adds (complex number addition), Subtracts (complex number subtraction), Multiplies (complex number multiplication), or Divides (complex number division) any 2 complex numbers in the form a + bi and c + di where i = √-1.
2) Determines the Square Root of a complex number denoted as √a + bi
3) Absolute Value of a Complex Number |a + bi|
4) Conjugate of a complex number a + bi
Currently 16 out of every 25 American adults drink coffee every day. In a town with a population ofCurrently 16 out of every 25 American adults drink coffee every day. In a town with a population of 7900 adults, how many of these adults would you expect to drink coffee ever
We'd multiply 16/25 times 7900:
Using our [URL='https://www.mathcelebrity.com/fraction.php?frac1=7900&frac2=16/25&pl=Multiply']fraction multiplication calculator by type 16/25 of 7900[/URL], we get:
[B]5056[/B]
Danny's mom ate 1/6 of an ice cream cake. Danny and his sister want to split the remainder of it. HoDanny's mom ate 1/6 of an ice cream cake. Danny and his sister want to split the remainder of it. How much of the cake would each get?
If Danny's mom ate 1/6 of the cake, then we have:
1 - 1/6 of the cake left.
We [URL='https://www.mathcelebrity.com/fraction.php?frac1=1&frac2=1%2F6&pl=Subtract']use our fraction subtraction calculator[/URL] for 1 - 1/6 to get:
5/6
If Danny and his sister split the remainder, then we divide 5/6 by 2. It's also the same as multiplying 5/6 by 1/2:
We [URL='https://www.mathcelebrity.com/fraction.php?frac1=5%2F6&frac2=1%2F2&pl=Multiply']use our fraction multiplication calculator[/URL] to get:
[B]5/12 for Danny and his sister[/B]
Every 6 customers receive a soda, every 8 a hot dog there are 329 customers . how many received bothThis is a least common multiple problem.
[URL='http://www.mathcelebrity.com/gcflcm.php?num1=6&num2=8&num3=&pl=LCM']The least common multiple of 6 and 8 is 24[/URL]
So every 24th person, less than or equal to 329 receives both a soda [U]and[/U] a hot dog.
Using our multiples calculator, we find there are [URL='http://www.mathcelebrity.com/multiple.php?num=24&pl=Multiplication+Multiples']13 multiples of 24 less than or equal to 329[/URL].
24,48,72,96,120,144,168,192,216,240,264,288,312
Expand Master and Build Polynomial EquationsThis calculator is the ultimate expansion tool to multiply polynomials. It expands algebraic expressions listed below using all 26 variables (a-z) as well as negative powers to handle polynomial multiplication. Includes multiple variable expressions as well as outside multipliers.
Also produces a polynomial equation from a given set of roots (polynomial zeros).
* Binomial Expansions c(a + b)x
* Polynomial Expansions c(d + e + f)x
* FOIL Expansions (a + b)(c + d)
* Multiple Parentheses Multiplications c(a + b)(d + e)(f + g)(h + i)
Finite FieldDemonstrates the addition table and multiplication table for a finite field (Galois Field) of n denoted GF(n).
Fractions and Mixed NumbersGiven (improper fractions, proper fraction, mixed numbers, or whole numbers), this performs the following operations:
* Addition (Adding)
* Subtraction (Subtracting)
* Positive Difference (Absolute Value of the Difference)
* Multiplication (Multiplying)
* Division (Dividing: complex fraction division is included)
* Compare Fractions
* Simplifying of proper and improper fractions as well as mixed numbers. Fractions will be reduced down as far as possible (Reducing Fractions).
* Reciprocal of a Fraction
* Find all fractions between two fractions
* reduce a fraction
Lattice MultiplicationPerforms Lattice Multiplication or the Napiers Bones (Napier Rods) method of multiplication
Multiplication ArrayThis allows you to enter pictorials using * symbols to represent multiplication
Multiplication ComparisonEvaluates a multiplication comparison
Multiplication Equality PropertyDemonstrates the Multiplication Equality Property
Numerical Properties
Multiplication Property Of InequalityDemonstrates the Multiplication Property Of Inequality
Numerical Properties
Signed Integer OperationsThis performs a string of signed integer operations, either all addition and subtraction, or all multiplication and division.
Zero Multiplication PropertyDemonstrates the Zero Multiplication property using a number. Also called the Zero Product Property.
Numerical Properties