Diamond Problem Solver
Calculator for calculating the Diamond Problem
The diamond method takes two numbers (factors) as input and then calculates their sum and product and displays them in diamond form. With this calculator, alternatively, only one factor and the sum or the product can be entered.
To calculate, select the type of the second argument and enter the values of both arguments. Then click on the 'Calculate' button.
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\(\displaystyle Sum = Factor A + Factor B\)
\(\displaystyle Factor B = Sum - Factor A\)
\(\displaystyle Product = Factor A · Factor \)
\(\displaystyle Factor B = \frac{Product}{Factor A}\)
Absolute Change
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All divisors of an integer
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Average
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Binomial formulas
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Common divisors of two integers
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Consecutive integers
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Cross multiplication
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Diamond problem
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Digit sum
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Digital root
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Direct variation
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Division with remainder
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Elementary arithmetic
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Factorial
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FOIL Method
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Inverse cross multiplication
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Inverse modulo
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Greatest common divisor
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Least common multiple
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Modulo
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Multiplicative inverse
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Relative Change
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