binary operations
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nounpl: binary operations
operações binárias
1. Mathematical operations that involve exactly two operands or inputs to produce a single output result
Addition and multiplication are common examples of binary operations in mathematics.
Adição e multiplicação são exemplos comuns de operações binárias na matemática.
2. In computer science and logic, operations performed on two bits or binary values (0 and 1) to produce a result
AND, OR, and XOR are fundamental binary operations in digital logic.
AND, OR e XOR são operações binárias fundamentais na lógica digital.
3. Operations defined on a set where each operation combines two elements from that set to produce another element in the set
In group theory, binary operations must satisfy closure, associativity, and other properties.
Na teoria dos grupos, as operações binárias devem satisfazer fechamento, associatividade e outras propriedades.
This is predominantly technical terminology used in mathematics, computer science, and engineering education across both Brazil and the United States. It carries no cultural variation and is used identically in formal academic settings in both countries. The term is essential in STEM education and is taught uniformly in schools and universities.
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