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| In Arithmetic, multiplication operation involves two or more numbers and multiplication operator i.e (×)
When one number(10) is multiplied with another(20), it is indicated in following ways 10 × 20. (10)(20) 10(20) For Example = Show multiplication operation on the following pair of numbers. (5, 3) = 5 × 3 (11, 111, 9) = 1 × 111 × 9 (2, 33) = (2)33 (100, 12) = (100)(12) In algebra, multiplication operation involves two or more literal numbers and multiplication operator i.e (×) When one literal number(b) is multiplied with another literal number (r), it is indicated in following ways br b × r (b)(r) (b)r b.r For Example = Show multiplication operation on the following pair of literal numbers. (p, q) = pq (g, h) = g ×h (x, y, z) = (x)y (p, q, r, s) = p.q.r.s (ab) = a × b |
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