modulo
- adposition
- /ˈmɒdʒɪloʊ/
- Specialized
- When using the modulo operation, 10 modulo 4 results in a remainder of 2.
Examples
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So this is equal or is congruent to M modulo P.
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But if you remember all the arithmetic has to be done modulo the number base or the characteristic.
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So circle plus this will be addition modulo N or M rather addition modulo M.
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This would be minus R of X plus this one modulo G of X which is R of X.
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So since a is congruent to B modulo N, that's typically what you do with proves, right?
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The result of 7 divided by 3 is 1 modulo 3, which means the remainder is 1.
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In computer programming, when you want to find out if a number is even, you can check it modulo 2.
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Etymology
Modulo comes from the Latin modulus 'small measure', and in math it names the leftover you get after you measure a number in full parts — in other words the 'remainder', which is why 17 modulo 5 is 2.