It is so too equal! Multiplication is commutative.
Unless A and B are matrices. Matrix multiplication is NOT commutative. Whether or not AxB = BxA depends upon the definition of the binary operator x [multiply] in the domain over which it is defined.
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I don't think this means multiplication. I think it is talking about the Cartesian cross product. Either way, if A and B are matrices, then, no, it is not equal because matrix multiplication is NOT commutative.
it is term refering to math ex:AxB=C so BxA=C in other words same numbers same answer
There are many ways to indicate multiplication aXb=ab=a∙b=(a)(b)=a*b
The AxB interaction has (nA - 1)*(nB - 1) degrees of freedom where there are nA levels of A and nB levels of B.
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"6" It all depends on the relationship between A B and C. EG if a+b=c the c=6, if axb=c then c=8. you can throw in allsorts of relationships C/A = B So more information is required in the question