Abstract: In this work we present a new 64-bit floating point Fused Multiply Add (FMA) unit that can perform both binary and decimal addition, multiplication, and fused-multiply-add operations. The ...

Nathan Liu was up by one point against his opponent, Brandon Ni of Massachusetts, in the final round of the “Countdown Round” of the 2025 RTX MATHCOUNTS National Competition. The presenter didn’t get ...

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The future of math education will begin with the divorce of a very long-term marriage. Ever since Massachusetts set up the nation’s first system of public schools, math education has been inextricably ...

THE mathematics Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examinations (CSEC) is just around the corner, and there is ongoing discussion by the Ministry of Education to provide targeted support for ...

The NAEP 2024 report highlights a significant drop in math proficiency among American eighth-graders, with only 33% scoring proficient. Linda McMahon, the incoming Secretary of Education, plans ...

It is often said that talent has no age limit, and Devansh Singh Gurjar from Saharanpur district in Uttar Pradesh has proved this to be true. The 11-year-old is outperforming adults in mathematics.

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The humble decimal point may have been invented about 150 years before we previously thought. Experts had previously credited German mathematician Christopher Clavius for the innovation, but according ...

During a unit on slope, José Vilson’s students just weren’t getting it, and their frustration was growing. The former middle school math teacher began brainstorming creative ways to illustrate the ...

Multiply the numbers as you would with whole numbers. Start from the right-most digit of the bottom number and multiply it by each digit in the top number. Write down individual products for each step ...