What is 4a x a?

Answer 1

It is 4a2.

Answer 2

The expression 4a x a can be simplified by multiplying the coefficients (numbers) and the variables separately. In this case, 4a x a simplifies to 4a^2, where a^2 represents a squared or a multiplied by itself. Therefore, 4a x a is equivalent to 4 times the square of a.

Answer 3

Ah, what a happy little question! When you have 4 times 'a' and then multiply it by 'a' again, you're essentially multiplying 4 by 'a' twice. So, that would give you 4a^2. Just imagine each 'a' as a little tree, growing stronger and more beautiful with each multiplication.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, 4a x a is just 4a^2. It's like multiplying apples by apples, you just end up with a bunch of apples squared. So, yeah, 4a x a equals 4a squared.

Answer 5

3A

Answer 6

4aa

Answer 7

4a^2