198 = (200 - 2) so use 6*200 - 6*2
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ÃŒn that case you can multiply one of the addends, times the number of addends.
Another way to say "multiply" is "times." You can also use terms like "product" when referring to the result of multiplication. Additionally, phrases such as "increase" or "scale up" can be used in specific contexts to convey a similar meaning.
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 to multiply by one-thousandth (0.001).
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To multiply 6 times 198 mentally, you can use the expression (6 \times (200 - 2)). This simplifies to (6 \times 200 - 6 \times 2), which equals (1200 - 12 = 1188). This method makes the calculation easier by breaking it down into simpler components.
To multiply 6 times 198 mentally, you can break down 198 into smaller, more manageable parts. For instance, you can express it as ( 198 = 200 - 2 ). Then, rewrite the expression as ( 6 \times 198 = 6 \times (200 - 2) ), which simplifies to ( 6 \times 200 - 6 \times 2 ). This gives you ( 1200 - 12 = 1188 ), making it easier to calculate mentally.
To multiply 6 times 198 mentally, you can break down 198 into 200 - 2. Then, use the distributive property: 6 × 198 = 6 × (200 - 2) = (6 × 200) - (6 × 2) = 1200 - 12 = 1188. This approach simplifies the calculation by using easier numbers to multiply.
Most people who multiply mentally are using some form of the distributive property. If you wanted to do something like 47 x 5 in your head, that's (40 x 5) + (7 x 5) = 200 + 35 = 235
To multiply 6 by 198 mentally, you can use the distributive property by breaking down 198 into simpler components, such as 200 and -2. You can then calculate 6 × 200, which equals 1200, and 6 × -2, which equals -12. Adding these results together (1200 - 12) gives you 1188, making it easier to arrive at the final answer without complex calculations.
Do the 2 x 50 first. Get 100. Multiply that by 14.
The exponent shows how many times the base is used as a factor.
Multiplicand times multiplier equals product
the formula to find the volume for anything is to multiply length times width times height.
For a room that is a rectangle, multiply length times width.
It is the coefficient of the variable as for example 5n means 5 times n