What's each term in a product called?

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Start date Oct 30, 2005
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In summary, a term in a product refers to a specific word or concept used to describe a particular aspect or feature of the product. The number of terms can vary greatly and identifying each term can help consumers understand the product better. Terms are determined through research and analysis and can change over time. It is important to stay informed about any changes in the product's terms.

Oct 30, 2005

gazzo

Just out of curiosity:
What's each term in a product called? ie the product equivalent of a summand?

Thanks

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Oct 30, 2005

gazzo

Oh of course. nevermind, it's factor right?

how silly of me to forget.

Oct 30, 2005

bomba923

Ahh! Not quite! (Not always!~) ---> click here to see why!
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Oct 30, 2005

gazzo

ooooh hehe. crazy monkeys...

1. What is a term in a product?

A term in a product refers to one of the individual components or factors that make up the entire product. It is a specific word or concept used to describe a particular aspect or feature of the product.

2. How many terms are typically found in a product?

The number of terms in a product can vary greatly depending on the complexity and purpose of the product. Some products may have only a few terms, while others may have many different terms that describe different aspects of the product.

3. What is the purpose of identifying each term in a product?

Identifying each term in a product can help consumers better understand the product and its features. It can also help manufacturers and researchers communicate about the product and its components more effectively.

4. How are terms in a product determined?

The terms in a product are determined through research, testing, and analysis by the manufacturer or developer of the product. They may also be influenced by industry standards or consumer demand.

5. Can the terms in a product change over time?

Yes, the terms in a product can change over time as the product evolves or as new research and technology become available. It is important for manufacturers and consumers to stay informed about any changes in the product's terms.