At most n-1. However, it can be a lot fewer.
For example, calculating A10 does not require 9 multiplications.
A*A = A2
A2*A2 = A4
A4*A4 = A8
A8*A2 = A10
Only 4 multiplications were required.
If n is a natural number and M is a matrix, then Mn denotes the matrix M multiplied by itself n times. We can include n=0, but that is just the identity matrix. So the power of a matrix is very similar to the exponents that are used for numbers.
watts = volts x amps x power factor
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Simply multiply by 2 again. It's really only using 22 as a factor. As a general rule, an = a X a X a X ..... where the number of multiplications = (n-1).
Power (in watts) = energy (in joules) / time (in seconds). There are other formulae that involve watts as well, depending on the exact situation. For example, in electrical currents, watts = amperes x volts x power factor. The power factor is usually close to 1.
To compute the power of a submersible pump, you need the pressure and the pump power.
In order to compute electrical power required for pumps, the following formula can be used. P(h)=q*p*g*h/3.6*10^6, where P is the hydraulic power, q is the flow capacity, p is the density of the fluid, h is the differential headÊand g is the gravity (9.81). Alternately, calculators can also be used.
It is the diagonal entries of the matrix raised to a power.
If n is a natural number and M is a matrix, then Mn denotes the matrix M multiplied by itself n times. We can include n=0, but that is just the identity matrix. So the power of a matrix is very similar to the exponents that are used for numbers.
Computer terminals that have no computing power contend for access to the mainframe computer for computing that is then sent back to the respective computer terminal.
watts = volts x amps x power factor
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Seven to the 100 power equals 700. In the ones place there would be the number zero.
Root 3 x voltage x current x power factor = power in watt