Mathemtically is is called 'squaring'.
Algebraically it is expressed as
x X x = x^(2)
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Multiplying a number by itself will result in the squared exponent of the number. Which its base number would be its square root.
You have squared the original number. The original number is now the square of the new quotient.
The answer will ALWAYS be negative positive x negative=negative and vice versa positive x positive= positive
In the notation for powers, e.g. Ab, A is the base (the number which is multiplied by itself) and b is the exponent (the number of times we mutiply it). An Exponent is how many times you get a certain prime number in a factor tree. I don''t remember what a base is.
The answer is called the reciprocal. If you multiply 2 over 7 by 7 over 2, you will get 14/14, which is just 1.
No a product is a thing - e.g. the factory makes toy products.