Does 6 x m = 6m or m^6?

6m. m^6 would be mxmxmxmxmxm

When you see a number and variable together like 6m, then it implies multiplication. m^6 is an exponent, which is multiplying that many times.

6m = 6*m

m^6 = m*m*m*m*m*m

6m

6m

6 x m is m+m+m+m+m+m

and m^6 is m x m x m x m x m x m

so both are different.

variables are arbitrary values that a real number takes. if u r confused by variables just substitute it with any number. either 2 or 3

if u just assume your m to be 2 and carry on your query you'll get your answer by yourself

6m. I think you are in trouble!

Neither. You don't use "x" to denote multiplication between a constant and a variable.

6m.