Does AN time E equal to ABN if A=1, B=5, E=3 & N=0?

False

I think that this is the easiest question on this quiz. AN times E equals ABN is rewritten as 10 times 3 equals 30. This is not true, thus it is wrong.

This question is misleading. Most people do it this way:
AN times E = (1 x 0) x 3 = 0
ABN = (1 x 5 x 0) = 0
Therefore, the question would be true.

True
When people use variable they do not use one variable as the first part of the number and the second as the third.
example xy = 20. Never in the history of math has x = 2 and y =0. This syntax clearly should refer to them being multiplied.
So If A=1, B=5, E = 3, N=0
AN times E
1 x 0 x 3 = 0
ABN
1 x 5 x 0= 0