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In a linear multiplier, the constant K is a number that is a(n)

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In a linear multiplier, the constant K is a number that is a(n)

Question 1.

A linear four-quadrant multiplier can basically

• square a negative number by connecting the inputs together

• multiply any two signed numbers

• square a positive number by connecting the inputs together

• all of the above

Question 2.

In a linear multiplier, the constant K is a number that is a(n)

• factor that the inputs are multiplied by to obtain VOUT

• factor that the inputs are divided by to obtain VOUT

• amount that is subtracted from an input to obtain VOUT

• amount that is added to an input to obtain VOUT

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