Yes, x stand for multiplication sign like 6x7= 42 that is when x stands for a multiplication sign, x can also stand for a variable. A variable is a letter or number that represents a changing quantity.
Flip the fraction around (the one after the division sign) and change it to a multiplication sign. (swap the numerator with the denominator) so 2/(3/10) = 2*(10/3) The reason you do so is if you think of multiplication and dividing revolving around the number 1, in multiplying if you are above 1 then you are increasing if you are lower you are increasing. The opposite is the same of division. Effectively, if you think about it multiplication is the inverse of division and the other way around as well, so by flipping the fraction you are inverting it, so instead of dividing by 0.5 you multiply by 2. I hope this makes sense, it could be shown algebraically, but it is probably easier to understand this way.
When you divide fractions you want to change it to a multiplication problem. You do this by changing the second fraction to its receptorial and change the division sign to a multiplication sign. Here is an example: 8/10 divided by 3/5 *first switch it to multiplication 8/10 times 5/3 *solve 40/30 *simplify 40/30=4/3 or 1 1/3
A crusifix(turned at a different angle) The letter X A highway A multiplication sign a window pane(turned at a different angle)
The answer in multiplication is the product.
there is not one on there
If you mean multiplication sign, then you hold down shift and press 8 (*).
alt ( hold ) then type 0215. Ex. 2 × 2 = 4
The symbol for multiplication on your keyboard is the little star or Asterisk, the one above the 8, press shift 8. The Asterisk can also be found on a full size keyboard, one with a number keypad to the right, just above the 9 key.
The sign of multiplication is x or *
The multiplication sign on my keybord is * or ctrl 8
" ; " <------------- This is THE period sign on keyboard!!
you can't write a multiplication mark on a keyboard but you can write a division one. first hold ALT and type 246 (÷) :) The letter 'x'. If using a program like Excel, use *.
there is no seperate multiplication key present in the laptop keyboard. we can use multiplication key by pressing= SHIFT+8 If you are using the calculator in windows, the multiplication key is the star. * You can use 'shift' '8'. Desk top key boards have a separate * symbol somewhere above the numeric pad. Some laptops have a function where you can turn the right hand side of the qwerty keyboard into a number pad. When in this mode there is a *. look for the extra writing at the bottom edge of the keys, usually in dark ink.
Purely a matter of convenience. 'x' is an acceptable character that means "multiplied by", and it appears on the keyboard, whereas the regular multiplication sign doesn't. Well . . . to be perfectly honest, we don't even know what a "regular multiplication sign" is. ======================================== Another contributor agreed: I was just going to ask that, what is a regular multiplication sign? For 50 years I have been using x I think he means when he says regular multiplication sign he means the dot that is used for algebra because x is a variable. P.S. I just learned about scientific notation and asked my teacher the same question. She didn't know.
+ , - , / (division ), * (multiplication)
A decimal sign on a keyboard would simply be a period.