Algebra 2 Honors Practice Test

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The result of multiplying numbers together.
Correct Answer:
Product
Explanation:
In arithmetic, the result you get when you multiply numbers is called the product. Multiplication combines equal groups to find a total—for example, 3 times 4 gives 12, so 12 is the product of 3 and 4. The other terms map to different operations: sum is what you get when you add numbers, quotient is the result of division, and difference is what you get when you subtract. So the term that matches “the result of multiplying numbers together” is product.

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