Within the realm of arithmetic processing, then yes. However, the syntax of the usage of these terms differs slightly when expressed in words depending on the context, as illustrated below for the arithmetic expression '2 x 6':
(1) In an instruction it would be verbalised as either 'Multiply two by six' or 'Times two by six' - so the terms 'Multiply' and 'Times' are used here entirely synonymously, with 'Times...by' thus being the imperative of the verb 'to times...by'.
[nb - at least in the UK, persons born before about 1970 are likely only to use the term 'Multiply...by' in this context, thus though they might say 'two times six' (as in (2) below), they are unlikely to use the term 'Times two by six']
(2) However in a simple statement it would be verbalised as either 'two multiplied by six' or 'two times six'. Note that here the term 'multiply...by' has changed to 'multiplied by', whereas the 'times' in 'times...by' not only remains unchanged but is expressed without the 'by'.
[nb - it can be said even more concisely as 'two sixes', as in 'two sixes are twelve' ]
it means two times x times y.
Total=sum or product of an eqation Multiply=to times or add that number by the times the other number Plus or Add=to add one number to another
The mean times three will be the total of all three numbers. Multiply the mean times three and subtract the sum of the two numbers from that total.
1210, what you do is multiply 11x11 which equals 121 and then multiply that by 10 to get your answer
What does multiply patterns mean
you multiply
it means that you have to multiply
multiply
Multiply by 7 means times a number by 7.
times,multiply
Times Product
its mean to find the area and then multiply by four.
5x5=25 ,times,multiply
4 times, i.e. multiply by 4
the word by means 'times' or 'multiply'
It means when you times(x) by for like 7 multiply by 4 is the same as 7x4
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