= Booth's multiplication algorithm
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Booth's multiplication algorithm is a method for multiplying binary integers that can handle both positive and negative numbers using two's complement representation. Developed by Andrew D. Booth in the 1950s, it is particularly efficient for multiplying numbers with a large difference in magnitude or for signed multiplication. \#\#\# Key Concepts of Booth's Algorithm: 1. **Binary Representation**: Numbers are represented in binary, and negative numbers are represented using two's complement.
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