👉 Ken math, also known as Kenney's method or Kenney's algorithm, is a fast multiplication technique that significantly reduces the number of multiplications needed compared to traditional long multiplication. Developed by Kenney, this method leverages modular arithmetic and the properties of congruences to perform multiplications in a series of smaller, more manageable steps. Essentially, it breaks down the multiplication problem into a sequence of simpler operations, each performed modulo a chosen base number. This approach minimizes the risk of overflow and makes calculations more efficient, especially for large numbers. By systematically reducing intermediate results modulo a base, Ken math allows for rapid computation of the product without needing to handle each multiplication directly, making it a powerful tool in computational mathematics and programming.
