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Does per mean to multiply? - Answers

No, "per" does not mean to multiply. The term "per" typically indicates a ratio or division, meaning "for each" or "in relation to." For example, "10 miles per hour" means 10 miles for every hour, which involves division. In mathematical contexts, multiplication is usually indicated by symbols such as "×" or "*".



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No, "per" does not mean to multiply. The term "per" typically indicates a ratio or division, meaning "for each" or "in relation to." For example, "10 miles per hour" means 10 miles for every hour, which involves division. In mathematical contexts, multiplication is usually indicated by symbols such as "×" or "*".



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Does per mean to multiply? - Answers

No, "per" does not mean to multiply. The term "per" typically indicates a ratio or division, meaning "for each" or "in relation to." For example, "10 miles per hour" means 10 miles for every hour, which involves division. In mathematical contexts, multiplication is usually indicated by symbols such as "×" or "*".

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