Different ways to represent a multiplication

The ways to represent a multiplication are several

Starting with the basiscs, let's say that 5x2 in this case 10 with a cross

another one is with a parenthesis, in other words, both can have parenthesis

if there's no sign that separates, it means that they're multiplying

or one of them can have a parenthesis and it also means multiplication if there's no sign

that separates this number and the other one that's inside the parenthesis, it also means multiplication

the other one can have a parenthesis and the integer to the right don't, it also means multiplication

or when they're separated by a point in the middle

not with a point that is below for it means a decimal, if there's a point in the middle it also means multiplication

When Algebra variables are used

let's say 5 times M it means that's adding 5 times the "M"

in this case, it'd be add 5 times the 2 or add 5 twice

a number and a letter together, when there's no plus or less sign, means that they're multiplying

it can also be applied to the same nomenclature here

that would be the 2 with parenthesis, or only one of them that can be either the variable or the number

also, a point in the middle can be placed and this means multiplication

and to finish, when we only have multiplying variables, the same applies

if there are 2 letters together without a sign separating them, it means that they're multiplying

they can also be separated by a point or a parenthesis

it can be applied to both or to one of them, the order isn't important

Also, other association symbols can be used such as square brackets or keys.

Subtitled by Mali Reyna