106×2

106×2 is an arithmetic expression representing the multiplication of 106 by 2. The product is 212, which is the result of doubling 106.

Calculation can be shown by decomposition: 106×2 = (100×2) + (6×2) = 200 + 12 = 212. Doubling 106 is a quick direct method that yields the same result.

In binary, 106 is 1101010. Doubling it yields 11010100, which equals 212. In general, multiplying by 2 corresponds to a left shift by one bit in binary representations.

The number 212 is even and factors as 2^2 × 53 (since 106 = 2 × 53). This makes 212 divisible by 4 and confirms its evenness.

Doubling is a common operation in arithmetic, scaling quantities, unit conversions, and mental math. The specific result 212 can appear in various real-world contexts, such as measurements, budget calculations, or data values, wherever a quantity is increased twofold.