Definition of minuend in English:

minuend

noun ˈmɪnjʊɛndˈminyəˌwend

Mathematics

A quantity or number from which another is to be subtracted.
Example sentencesExamples
- The final subcategory both of productive expenditure and of costs, namely, expensed expenditures, constitutes a case in which minuend and subtrahend are equal and thus the subtraction of the one from the other nets to zero.
- I need help understanding the rules of subtracting binary numbers when the subtrahend is larger then the minuend.
- #Subs is the number of possible subtrahends to be subtracted from minuends.
- Of course, that means the minuend of the equations does not exist.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin minuendus, gerundive of minuere 'diminish'.

Definition of minuend in US English:

minuend

nounˈminyəˌwend

Mathematics

A quantity or number from which another is to be subtracted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, that means the minuend of the equations does not exist.
- The final subcategory both of productive expenditure and of costs, namely, expensed expenditures, constitutes a case in which minuend and subtrahend are equal and thus the subtraction of the one from the other nets to zero.
- #Subs is the number of possible subtrahends to be subtracted from minuends.
- I need help understanding the rules of subtracting binary numbers when the subtrahend is larger then the minuend.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin minuendus, gerundive of minuere ‘diminish’.

单词	minuend
释义	Definition of minuend in English: minuend noun ˈmɪnjʊɛndˈminyəˌwend Mathematics A quantity or number from which another is to be subtracted. Example sentencesExamples The final subcategory both of productive expenditure and of costs, namely, expensed expenditures, constitutes a case in which minuend and subtrahend are equal and thus the subtraction of the one from the other nets to zero. I need help understanding the rules of subtracting binary numbers when the subtrahend is larger then the minuend. #Subs is the number of possible subtrahends to be subtracted from minuends. Of course, that means the minuend of the equations does not exist. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin minuendus, gerundive of minuere 'diminish'. Definition of minuend in US English: minuend nounˈminyəˌwend Mathematics A quantity or number from which another is to be subtracted. Example sentencesExamples Of course, that means the minuend of the equations does not exist. The final subcategory both of productive expenditure and of costs, namely, expensed expenditures, constitutes a case in which minuend and subtrahend are equal and thus the subtraction of the one from the other nets to zero. #Subs is the number of possible subtrahends to be subtracted from minuends. I need help understanding the rules of subtracting binary numbers when the subtrahend is larger then the minuend. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin minuendus, gerundive of minuere ‘diminish’.
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