Addisyon
Addisyon, or addition, is a basic mathematical operation that combines two or more numbers to produce their sum. It is denoted by the plus sign (+) and is defined within a given number system. The result is called the sum. Addition applies to integers, rational numbers, real numbers, complex numbers, and can be extended to vectors, matrices, and other mathematical objects.
For two numbers a and b, the result is a + b. For more addends, a1 + a2 + ...
In base-10 arithmetic, addition proceeds by aligning digits by place value, adding from right to left, and
In computing, addition is implemented with circuits such as half adders and full adders, and various adder
Historically, addition is among the oldest arithmetic operations, evidenced in ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian mathematics. The
Addisyon remains essential in everyday counting, accounting, algebra, and scientific computation, serving as the foundation for