American Heritage Dictionary:
Top mul·ti·ply1
(mŭl'tə-plī')
v., -plied, -ply·ing, -plies.
v., -plied, -ply·ing, -plies.
v.tr.
- To increase the amount, number, or degree of.
- Mathematics. To perform multiplication on.
- To grow in amount, number, or degree. See synonyms at increase.
- To breed or propagate.
- Mathematics. To perform multiplication.
[Middle English multiplien, from Old French multiplier, from Latin multiplicāre, from multiplex, multiplex. See multiplex.]
mul·ti·ply2 (mŭl'tə-plē')
adv.
In many or multiple ways.
MULTIPLY
THE DEFINITION ABOVE IS SO THAT YOU CAN SEE THAT IT MEANS TO INCREASE.
NOW THE SYMBOL OF MULTIPLY IS THE ( X )
THE SYMBOL IS THE ORDER OF ACTION THAT IS TO BE TAKEN.
THEREFORE IF THE SYMBOL X IS PLACED, THEN IT MEANS TO INCREASE.
IF THE SYMBOL -- IS PLACED , THEN IT IS THE ORDER TO SUBTRACT OR DECREASE ETC, ETC,
REMEMBERING TO FOLLOW THE GIVEN ORDER ACCORDING TO THE SYMBOL, THEN TELL ME WHAT IS THE ANSWER TO THIS >>>>> 1X1=
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