We can find the PRODUCT of more than two numbers using Operator commands by enclosing the operation and the inputs in brackets. Is this true or false please tell I will have you brainliest
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Functions modify the value of one or more variables to produce a result (i.e., ROUND(2.33333) produces the value 2).
Operators are used to combine two items (i.e., the + operator combines Var1 and Var2 to produce a sum, as in Var3=Var1+Var2).
Functions and operators appear within commands and are used for common tasks that include extracting a year from a date, combining two numeric values, or testing logical conditions.
Almost all functions require arguments enclosed in parentheses and separated by commas. If arguments are required, do not place any spaces between the function name and the left parenthesis. Syntax rules must be followed. Text strings must be enclosed in quotes. Parentheses must enclose arithmetic expressions and can explicitly control the order of operations. Parentheses also enclose function arguments.