In that event, the first number is called a "multiple" of the second number.
The first number is divisible by the second number
The first number is a multiple of the second. The second number is a factor of the first.
The answer is the antecedent and the second number is the consequent.
The first is the multiplicand the second is the multiplier.
The first number is called the minuend. The second number is called the subtrahend. The answer is called the difference.
It is called the ORDINATE. The first is called the abscissa.
multiplicand times multiplier equals product
Those are the first and second endings of a repeat.
In a division sum, for example, 12 / 6 = 2, the first number in the sum is called the dividend. The second number is called the divisor, and the third number is the quotient. In this instance, it is the second number you are finding.
This is a statement; it is not a question.
First number is systolic, the second number is diastolic.
In a multiplication sum, the first number, the number to be multiplied by another number, is called the multiplier. The second number is called the multiplicand, and the answer is called the product.