by halving it and then halving it again
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no, dividing a number is halving it, multiplying iy by 2 is doubling it
Halving in math or anywhere else is cutting things in half, dividing by two.
The box is cuboid, not cube: a cube box would be the same length in all dimensions. "Double the size" is an ambigous phrase. Doubling all three measures, to a box of 4 by 6 by 10 would increase its volume 8-fold. Simply doubling its volume could be achieved by doubling any one of the three lengths to 4 by 3 by 5, or 2 by 6 by 5 or 2 by 3 by 10. Furthermore, the volume could be doubled by halving one length and quadrupling another, etc. There are an infinite nimber of possibilities. Doubling the volume while maintaining the relative proportions would require increasing each side by a factor of cuberoot(2) or 1.26.
Doubling
by halving it and then halving it again
Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.Half of three is one and a half. Whether or not you are doubling-and-halving or something else makes no difference.
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no, dividing a number is halving it, multiplying iy by 2 is doubling it
The fraction will keep doubling.
The opposite of doubling a number is halving it. This is also known as multiplying by 1/2 or .5 or dividing by 2.
Trying to make a number repeating (75 + 78 = 75+75+3)
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Doubling a number means multiplying it by 2. This is equivalent to adding the number to itself. Halving means dividing by 2. This is equivalent to multiplying by 1/2 (or by 0.5); since this is not an integer, it can't be reduced to addition.
Squaring for multiplying, and if you are dividing by the same number, you get 1
It is exponential. +3 decibels is a doubling of power in watts, while -3 decibels is a halving of power in watts.