Explain about multiplicative decrease, Computer Networking

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Q. Explain about Multiplicative Decrease ?

Multiplicative Decrease (MD)

if a time-out take places the threshold is set to one maximum segment size (TCP Tahoe, TCP Reno).
if 3 duplicated ACKs received the threshold is set to a half of the cwnd size(TCP Reno)

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