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The "product" of two numbers is the total when two factors are multiplied together. A True B False
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The "product" of two numbers is the total when two factors are multiplied together.

A
True

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False

User SenseDeep
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Yes this is true. For addition the answer would a a sum. For multiplication it would be a product. For division it’s a quotient. For subtraction it’s called the difference.
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