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operation

In mathematics, action on numbers, matrices, or vectors that combines them to form others. The basic operations on numbers are addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Matrices involve the same operations as numbers (under specific conditions), but two different types of multiplication are used for vectors: vector multiplication and scalar multiplication.



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The company's high debt balance and weak historical free cash flow performance are the result of several factors, including inattentive management of Burger King's operations by its former ownership, the incurrence of additional debt in conjunction with both the company's December 2002 buyout and its 2006 dividend payment, and significant recent investments in the global reorganization of Burger King and the operating turnaround of its franchisee base.
The company's high debt balance and weak historical free cash flow performance are the result of several factors, including inattentive management of Burger King's operations by its former ownership, the incurrence of additional debt in conjunction with both the company's December 2002 buyout and its 2006 dividend payment, and significant recent investments in the global reorganization of Burger King and the operating turnaround of its franchisee base.
 
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