Sentence examples for multiplying the sum from inspiring English sources

From this law it is easy to show that the result of first adding several numbers and then multiplying the sum by some number is the same as first multiplying each separately by the number and then adding the products.

The comptroller's economists arrived at this prediction by adding up rough estimates of revenues from sales of tickets, billboards, television and radio ads, and concession stands, then multiplying the sum by 1.5 to account for the second round of spending that is spurred when money is pumped into the local economy.

The degree of the polynomial is k - 1, thus multiplying the sum with (x + 1) gives x k + 1, and we have t = k for the characteristic exponent.

The profitability of the common project is calculated by multiplying the sum of the investments in it by two and dividing it into equal shares among the four participants in each group ((0.5 sumnolimits_{j = 1}^{4} {x_{j} })).

In the case of inter 16 × 16 block mode, the motion activity is calculated by multiplying the sum of the motion vector components by 4, which is the number of 8 × 8 blocks in the 16 × 16 block.

Consequently, by multiplying the sum of the two parts by (frac {1}{2}), we have the new parameter SRCndx which is 1 when there is communication between the source and the relay and there is a need for relaying, and 0 when there is no communication between the source and the relay or there is no need for relaying.

To construct an overall score, scores within each dimension are first calculated by multiplying the summed dimension responses by the dimension weight.

"Tumor volume" (cm3) per animal was quantified by calculating the area of visible lung opacities present in each axial image sequence (usually 20 22 per mouse), using ParaVision 3.0.2 imaging software, and then multiplying the total sum of the areas by 0.09 cm (the distance between each MRI sequence).

For individual domain scores, add the scores of the individual items that comprise the domain and multiply the sum by the domain factor; add the six domain scores to obtain the full-scale score.

These volumes had been digitised and calculated using NIH Image software that added the areas on each slice and multiplied the sum by the thickness of each section to obtain the volume.

We counted all germ cells on the section and multiplied the sum of the values obtained for the observed sections of one testis by 10 or 20, respectively, to obtain a crude count of germ cells per testis.