If a serialized multiplicand is a factor in some product in which the multiplier is larger than the multiplicand, it is also a factor in some product in which it is smaller than the multiplicand.
Standardized
In numeral systems, IF a serialized multiplicand is a factor in some product in which the multiplier is larger than the multiplicand, THEN it is also a factor in some product in which it is smaller than multiplicand.
1. MULTIPLICAND = a quantity to be multiplied by another.2. MultiplieR = a quantity by which another is multiplied.3. There are decimal systems, e.g. Keres (isolate), in which, for example, 120 is [(10+2)x]10. However, in such cases numbers smaller than the base are also multipliers.
1. MULTIPLICAND = a quantity to be multiplied by another.2. MultiplieR = a quantity by which another is multiplied.3. There are decimal systems, e.g. Keres (isolate), in which, for example, 120 is [(10+2)x]10. However, in such cases numbers smaller than the base are also multipliers.