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      <title>Typesetting Math multiplication</title>
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      <description>&lt;![CDATA[Typesetting Math multiplication&#xA;&#xA;There are several different ways to express multiplication in Mathematics.  As \LaTeX is (or can be) used to typeset mathematical and scientific expressions.  The following may be useful.&#xA;&#xA;In general we use the $\ce{\times}$ symbol to express multiplication, for example 12 $\ce{\times}$ 6 &#xA;&#xA;This can be type set using&#xA;&#xA; 12 $\ce{\times}$ 6 &#xA;&#xA;However it may also be expressed with  in which case we just use &#xA;&#xA;12  6 &#xA;&#xA;In algebra,  this can be expressed as:  &#xA;&#xA;AB&#xA;&#xA;Where A is 12 and B is 6 &#xA;&#xA;However you may come across the use of a dot &#xA;&#xA;12 $\ce{\cdot}$ 6&#xA;&#xA;In which case we use&#xA;&#xA;12 $\ce{\cdot}$ 6&#xA;&#xA;Tags&#xA;&#xA;#LaTeX,#TypeSetting,#Maths,#Science,#Notation&#xA;&#xA;This could be useful for typesetting the notation we used in the November stem group meeting for determining the speed of light&#xA;]]&gt;</description>
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<p>There are several different ways to express multiplication in Mathematics.  As \LaTeX is (or can be) used to typeset mathematical and scientific expressions.  The following may be useful.</p>

<p>In general we use the $\ce{\times}$ symbol to express multiplication, for example 12 $\ce{\times}$ 6</p>

<p>This can be type set using</p>

<pre><code> 12 $\ce{\times}$ 6 
</code></pre>

<p>However it may also be expressed with * in which case we just use</p>

<p>12 * 6</p>

<p>In algebra,  this can be expressed as:</p>

<p>AB</p>

<p>Where A is 12 and B is 6</p>

<p>However you may come across the use of a dot</p>

<p>12 $\ce{\cdot}$ 6</p>

<p>In which case we use</p>

<pre><code>12 $\ce{\cdot}$ 6
</code></pre>

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<p>This could be useful for typesetting the notation we used in the November stem group meeting for <a href="https://personaljournal.ca/paulsutton/stem-group-november-2023-write-up" rel="nofollow">determining the speed of light</a></p>
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