multiply

Kolankiewicz, for one, was fascinated by studies of the carbon legacy of families — the emerging notion that a person’s carbon footprint would multiply through generations and that the best way to reduce emissions was to have one less child.

"If you multiply that same problem for planning processes at local authorities, the implications can be huge."

Despite this challenge, Thompson has a five-year plan to multiply its annual output of seats.

That requires a solver to multiply the number of each item by its price and add them together to determine how much the entire basket costs.

My daughter is doing some maths revision with me at the moment, working out the area of triangles - you multiply the height by the width, then halve it.