multiple
- noun
- /ˈmʌltəpəl/
- Specialized
- The number 30 is a multiple of 5 because it can be divided evenly by 5.
- integer multiples
- multiples of 32
- common multiple
If, if what if I is a multiple of three?
- If, if what if I is a multiple of three?
- Well, somebody might pay you for that business, a multiple known as the price to earnings ratio.
- That's it, a multiple of their earnings and their projected earnings.
- There's a reason why tuition has gone up, you know, a multitude of or a multiple of inflation.
- So saying it's an old people problem, they were dying as a multiple of their mortality rate.
Examples
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And what I want you to notice, is that when you compute P of N... for N congruent to four mod five... the answer is a multiple of five.
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It's some multiple, let me call that multiple X of a.
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This is a multiple of P, the prime number.
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So we also know that is definitely a multiple of three.
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So this is a multiple of seven, right?
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What if P was actually equal to some multiple of Q like this?
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Today, funds that are a multiple of 100 million dollars are commonplace.
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If you have 3 groups, you would use multiples of 3 for your blocks, and so on.
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The Aztec calendar was metric... based on multiples of 10.
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Prints are usually created in multiples, while watercolor paintings are one-of-a-kind.
Academic text (2015)
Compounds
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A long-term disease that damages the covering of nerves in the brain and spinal cord, causing weakness and vision problems
Of questions that give several answer choices for you to pick the correct one
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A rare mental illness in which one person has two or more different identities that act separately
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A cancer of blood cells in the bone marrow that appears in several places
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A long-term disease of the nerves that causes patches of damage to their protective covering often causing numbness and weakness
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When two elements form different compounds, the masses that combine with the same mass are in small whole number ratios
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The smallest number that two or more numbers divide evenly into
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The smallest number that each of the given numbers goes into evenly
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A number that shows how well several things together predict one result
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A food that forms when many flowers grow together, like a pineapple or mulberry
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A condition where several single nerves in different body parts stop working
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Swelling of many nerves in the body that causes weakness and numbness
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A plow that turns over two or more rows of soil at the same time
Surface Forms
Etymology
Multiple as a math word uses the same multi- 'many' idea and is like the word multiply; a multiple is what you get when you take a number 'many times', which is why 12 is a multiple of 3.