7x2x

7x2x is an algebraic expression in which multiplication is implied by juxtaposition. It combines the constants 7 and 2 with the variable x appearing twice. Interpreted in standard algebra, it means 7 × x × 2 × x. By the commutative and associative properties of multiplication, this simplifies to (7×2) × (x×x) = 14x^2. Thus, 7x2x is a monomial of degree 2 with coefficient 14.

The expression has no constant term and no linear term in x; it evaluates to zero when x = 0. In practice, the form is usually rewritten as 14x^2 for clarity. It can also be seen as a product of the constant 14 and the square of x. If used in an equation or polynomial, it contributes only a quadratic term.

In programming and computer algebra, explicit multiplication signs are often added to avoid ambiguity (for example, 7*x*2*x). This helps ensure consistent interpretation across different tools and contexts.