A binary operation is a mathematical rule that takes two numbers or objects and combines them to create a single result, like addition (2+3=5) or multiplication. These operations are fundamental to mathematics because they form the basis for how we perform calculations and solve problems across nearly every field that uses math.
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数学において、二項演算(にこうえんざん、英: binary operation)は、数の四則演算(加減乗除)などの 「二つの数から新たな数を決定する規則」 を一般化した概念である。二項算法(にこうさんぽう)、結合などともいう。
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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).