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No. It may be part of notation that indicates a function, but by itself it does not mean anything and is surely not a function.

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It may be a function "a" that depends on "b", though other letters are commonly used for such things (letters "f" and later). It may also mean that you simply multiply "a" times "b".

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It can be, but there is not enough information in the question to be sure of that.

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