How can you further simplify a subtraction of two large factorials
100!-99! I am having a bit of difficulty with this question. Thanks in advance The post How can you further simplify a subtraction of two large factorials appeared first on 100% Private Proxies -...
View ArticleProof that a guard digit bound the error of subtraction
I was reading What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, which is extremely interesting. But I have some troubles understanding the proof of Theorem 9 (page 33). First...
View ArticleHow do I do a subtraction question on turing machine
For example, 111-11 I want to have the output as 111-11=1 I am a beginner at TM and am having a hard time trying to solve this question. The post How do I do a subtraction question on turing machine...
View ArticlePercentage from subtraction
I currently have an issue with a statistics sheet for a sports team. If I have a total amount of practices, with the amount of days missed subtracted for each player. How do I turn that into...
View ArticleCumulative Percentage Subtraction Google Sheets
I have two columns in Google Sheets, where A = score and B = number of absences. After each absence, A will decrease cumulatively by 8%. For example, if A=100 and B=2, then the answer should be 79.28...
View ArticleIs the sum or subtraction of two positive machine numbers exact?
If you have two positive numbers that can be represented exactly by the finite arithmetic of your computer, that is, two machine numbers, if you perform their sum or subtraction with perfect...
View ArticleFinding union, subtraction and intersection of two DFAs
I recently solved problem of finding union of two DFAs and came up with some observations. I need confirmation about them along with some other facts: I can prepare union, subtraction and intersection...
View ArticleWhat counts as “any addition or subtraction to the damage” for damage immunity?
According to Xanathar’s Guide to Everything: Resistance and Vulnerability Here’s the order that you apply modifiers to damage: (1) any relevant damage immunity, (2) any addition or subtraction to the...
View ArticleBinary subtraction with numbers in 2’s complement
How can i perform binary subtraction of two numbers that are already in 2’s complement? I have to subtract 01010011 from 10100110,both numbers are in 2’s complement. I know that 10100110 is -90,and...
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