The clock example illustrates wrap-around by showing that although a day has 24 hours, a 12-hour clock uses only 12 numbers. Times beyond 12 map back onto the same cycle, such as 15 hours becoming 3 p.m.
Conditions: The example uses a standard 12-hour analog clock.; The modulus is 12.
The clock example illustrates wrap-around by showing that although a day has 24 hours, a 12-hour clock uses only 12 numbers. Times beyond 12 map back onto the same cycle, such as 15 hours becoming 3 p.m.
Conditions: The example uses a standard 12-hour analog clock.; The modulus is 12.
In this clip, the modulus is the specific value at which the integer system wraps around and restarts. It acts as the boundary for the cyclic arithmetic.
Conditions: Used within modular arithmetic.; The exact formal notation for modulus is not introduced in this clip.
In this clip, the modulus is the specific value at which the integer system wraps around and restarts. It acts as the boundary for the cyclic arithmetic.
Conditions: Used within modular arithmetic.; The exact formal notation for modulus is not introduced in this clip.