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Ternary Multiplication Algorithm (Posted on 2023-03-24) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Provide an algorithm to multiply a series of Base 3 integers, represented as strings, without converting to any other base during any part of the algorithm. Each string (Base 3 integer) may have an arbitrary number of digits.

You may not use arithmetic operations on the digits in a way that is equivalent to changing the base, although you may use a dictionary or table lookup to recognize, for example, that in Base 3, 2*2 = 11.

You can use any programming language, or pseudo-code, or provide a verbal description.

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Some ThoughtsPossible solutionPaul2023-03-27 14:04:19
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