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The definition of the product symbol is the product of a sequence of factors. \(\htmlId{tooltip-var}{x}_{\htmlId{tooltip-iter}{i}}\) is multiplied by all the consecutive terms to get the final result.
| \(x\) | This is a symbol for any generic variable. It can hold any value, whether that be an integer or a real number, or a complex number, or a matrix etc. |
| \(i\) | This is the symbol for an iterator, a variable that changes value to refer to a sequence of elements. |
| \(b\) | This is a symbol for any secondary generic constant. It can hold any numerical value |
| \(\prod\) | This is the product symbol in mathematics, denoted as the uppercase Greek letter Pi. It is used to indicate the product of a sequence of factors. |
| \(a\) | This is a symbol for any generic constant. It can hold any numerical value |
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