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How to use continuous product operator in mathematics
You mean the symbol with one horizontal and two vertical? Capitalized Greek letter π

Like the summation operator ∑, it is used to multiply some numbers regularly.

Write it as π a(k), where a(k) is a specific law, and k=m is written directly below π in small print, indicating that k starts from m; Just above π, write n in fine print, which means that it ends with k = n, and the result is a(m)*a(m+ 1)*...*a(n).

Among them, k can also be replaced by other letters, which makes no difference.

For example:

10

πn^2 = 1^2 * 2^2 *...* 10^2

n= 1