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Multiplication
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The result of a multiplication is the ''[[product]]''. The numbers which are multiplied together are called ''[[factor]]s''.
The result of a multiplication is the ''[[product]]''. The numbers which are multiplied together are called ''[[factor]]s''.
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Multiplication
is a [[commutative]] operation in
that
A <big><math>\times</math></big> B = B <big><math>\times</math></big> A
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Multiplication
and addition are the only two mathmatical functions
that
yield the same result, regardless of placement of numbers
.
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:For example <big><math>3\times 2 = 2\times 3</math></big>.
:For example <big><math>3\times 2 = 2\times 3</math></big>.
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Multiplication and addition
are
the only two mathmatical functions that yield the same result, regardless of placement of numbers.
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They
are
both therefore called "[[commutative]]" operations
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