108×2

108×2 denotes the product obtained by multiplying 108 by 2. This operation doubles the value of 108, and the result is 216, since 108 times 2 equals 216.

Numerical properties of 216 include that it is an even integer and the cube of 6 (6^3). Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 3^3. Equivalently, 216 can be written as (2×3)^3, which is 6^3.

In binary, 108 is represented as 1101100. Doubling the number shifts its binary representation one place to the left, giving 11011000, which equals 216 in decimal.

Applications and context: doubling is a fundamental arithmetic operation used in various calculations, scaling problems, and algorithmic processes. The specific product 108×2 is a straightforward example of doubling and illustrates how simple multipliers affect a base value in arithmetic.