A multiplier is any number which is multiplied into something. A common use for a multiplier is in calculating percentage changes. In order to increase a number by r%, you use the multiplier (1 + r/100). For a % decrease, it is (1 - r/100).
For example, to increase 560 by 3%, the multiplier is (1 + 3/100) = (1 + 0.03) = 1.03
So the answer is 560*1.03 = 576.8
finish the game then on your next play through you will get multipliers
Why would you want to use three unit multipliers when the single multiplier: 3.2808 does the trick?
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it is used in voltage multipliers.
Turn the multipliers upside down !
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it is used in voltage multipliers.
Force and Speed <--- Science
Stairs are force multipliers because they require more force to climb compared to walking on a flat surface. While stairs can lead to a decrease in speed due to the additional effort required, they are not primarily designed to increase speed.
John Henry Wuorinen has written: 'Delay line filters for frequency multipliers' -- subject(s): Delay lines, Frequency multipliers
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When used in economics, the term multiplier refers to a proportion factor that measures how much a variable happens to change in response to a change in another variable. The most common multipliers in economics are money multipliers and fiscal multipliers.