Multiplier and multiplier are both called multipliers or factors, so they are generally read-only: for example, 3x5, three times five, and multiplication is not read.

In mathematics, Chinese characters are generally used to replace Arabic numerals in writing and reading.

"×" is a multiplication sign, the numbers before and after the multiplication sign are called factors, "=" is an equal sign, and the numbers after the equal sign are called products.

10 (factor) × (symbol) 200 (factor) = (symbol) 2000 (product)

A factor is also called a multiplier.

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Multiplication can also be seen as calculating the objects arranged in a rectangle (integer) or finding the area of a rectangle with a given side length. The area of the rectangle does not depend on which side is measured first, which shows the exchange property.

The product of two measured values is a new type of measurement, for example, multiplying the length of two sides of a rectangle to get its area, which is the theme of size analysis.