What is 4a times a?

Answer 1

4a X a = 4a^(2)

NOT ; 5a. '5a' is addition of 4a + a = 5a .

Answer 2

5a or 4a squared

Answer 3

Well, isn't that a happy little math question! When you multiply 4a by a, you simply multiply the numbers together and add the exponents. So, 4a times a is equal to 4a^2. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, math can be a joyful experience when you take it one step at a time.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, 4a times a is just 4a^2. It's like multiplying 4 by a and then by another a because math just loves throwing letters into the mix. So yeah, 4a times a equals 4a squared, like if math suddenly turned into a superhero or something.

Answer 5

The product of 4a and a is 4a^2. This can be calculated by multiplying the coefficients (4 and 1) to get 4, and then multiplying the variables (a and a) to get a^2. Therefore, 4a times a equals 4a^2.

Answer 6

4a squared