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whats 2*2

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 Apr 26, 2019
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2*2=4

 Apr 26, 2019
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whats 2*2

 

That means 2 times 2.  On this board, an asterisk is sometimes used as a multiplication symbol, especially where using an x as the multiplication symbol could get confused with an "x" used to represent an unknown in an equation. 

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 Apr 26, 2019
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Yes, but in \(\LaTeX\), you can use \(\times\)or \times.

 

People do mostly avoid using an x though.

 

 

Some people use a dot \(\cdot\) (\cdot in latex) but if you write that out, you might mistake it for a decimal point.  So another alternate solution could be parentheses.

 

Example(s):

 

\(2(2)\text{ instead of }2\cdot 2 \text{ or } 2\times 2\)

 

Okay why am I writing a whole explanation lol.

lolzforlife  Apr 28, 2019
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Why is this labeled "jkjhyf" try to name it multiplication or something that represents the problem

 

Answer: 2 * 2 is 2, 2 times so ti is 4.

 

 

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