👉 In computer science, a "postmultiplied" operation is one where the output of an operation depends on the input of another operation. This means that the result of applying the first operation to some value (often represented as a variable) can be used as the input for the second operation and thus results in a new output. For example: ``` 1. Multiply 3 by 5 2. Add 4 to the result The result of applying the second operation to the first is
