radix complement

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radix complement [′rād·iks ′käm·plə·mənt]

(mathematics)

A numeral in positional notation that can be derived from another by subtracting the original numeral from the numeral of highest value with the same number of digits, and adding 1 to the difference. Also known as complement; true complement.

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