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In mathematics, the correct terminology is to say "multiply by" when indicating the operation of multiplication. This phrase signifies the action of using one number as a factor to increase the value of another number. Saying "multiply with" is not commonly used in mathematical contexts and may lead to confusion in communication.
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What is the value of 6x6x6x6?
1296..... How to do it? First you multiply 6x6= 36 then u multiply 36x6=216 and lastly 216x6=1296 if you find it hard just say and i will mak it simplier
What does 2 and 2 equal?
it equals 22 because it doesn't say add, subtract multiply or divide
How do you say 3 million as a percentage?
Multiply by 100 to determine the equivalent percentage of a number: 3,000,000 x 100 = 300,000,000%
How do you divide fravtions?
Reciprocate the second fraction and then multiply. Let's say you have 3/4 divided by 5/6 then you'd multiply 3/4 by 6/5 and should end up with a 9/10 (simplified)
What happens when you multiply any number by its reciprocal?
I think that the answer becomes 1 because lets say that your number was 24. The reciprocal of 24 = 1/24 and it you multiply 24/1 by 1/24 you get 24/24 = 1 (The reciprocal is a fraction flipped over i.e. bottom number becomes top and top number becomes bottom and with multiplying fractions, you just multiply all the tops and multiply all the bottoms.)
