A "product" is the result of a multiplication. For example, in: 3 x 4 = 12 The number 12 is the product.
The product is actually the answer to a multiplication problem. For example, 3 x 4 = 12, 12 is the product
As for example the product of -6 and 3 is equal to -18.
In order to have a product, you must have a multiplication problem which requires two numbers to be multiplied. For example, in 2 * 3 = 6, 6 is the product.
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It's the symbol for product placement. It basically means there is some sort of advertising or product placement when your watch the programme for example Roy's rolls may stock coca-cola which is visible.
Product placement dates back to the early nineteenth century although popular culture considers the Reese's Pieces placement in ET as the "first".
Product placement is like for instance, in a movie someone is using a iPad. Like you even see the Apple logo.
An example of product placement is when a character on TV or in a movie uses an iPhone or puts on a pair of Nike shoes. Product placement can also be when a TV episode is written about a particular product, such as the Dunphy family on Modern Family trying to buy their father an iPad.
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Product placement is when you put a brand name someplace that people will subconsciously notice while doing something else. This usually occurs in tv shows and movies. For example, if a character in the movie is sitting there drinking a Mountain Dew, and label clearly says Mountain Dew, this is product placement. It's essentially an advertisement technique to get people to subconsciously want the product.
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its called product placement and Sony pay the film studios to use their products in their films. lookup product placement on wikipedia
The paying of money to have a product shown or used in a movie is called "Product placement".
Yes, "placement" can be used as a verb in the context of putting something in a particular position or location. For example, "I will placement the book on the shelf."
Probably coke or apple computers.