what are the rules to multiply two binary members?
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The product of multiplying any binary number x by a single binary digit is always either 0 or x. Therefore, the multiplication of two binary numbers comes down to shifting the multiplicand left appropriately for each non-zero bit in the multiplier, and then adding the shifted numbers together.
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The product of multiplying any binary number x by a single binary digit is always either 0 or x. Therefore, the multiplication of two binary numbers comes down to shifting the multiplicand left appropriately for each non-zero bit in the multiplier, and then adding the shifted numbers together.
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