\cdotThe \cdot operator is used to represent multiplication, particularly in mathematical expressions where a centered dot is preferred over other multiplication symbols like 'x' or '*'. It is commonly used in algebra, calculus, and other mathematical contexts to denote the product of two or more numbers or variables.
Represents the multiplication of a and b, resulting in c.
a \cdot b = cIndicates the multiplication of three variables x, y, and z.
x \cdot y \cdot zShows the product of m and n, resulting in p.
m \cdot n = p