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Division,Division is the fourth of the basic arithmetic operations, and occurs much less frequently than any of the others. As a result, only the largest computers normally contain a separate hardware divider. Division can be implemented using either subtraction or multiplication, and frequently makes use of the hardware provided for these operations.

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Foundations and Practice of Securitynd, and in this book will not be discussed separately. Both multiplication and division can be implemented by means of addition and subtraction. In order to keep the discussion unencumbered with the problems of representing negative numbers, this chapter will describe the most important techniques f

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