11259×15

The number 11259 multiplied by 15 results in 168885. This mathematical operation is a straightforward example of multiplication, a fundamental arithmetic process. In this case, the multiplicand is 11259 and the multiplier is 15. The product, 168885, is the result of adding 11259 to itself 15 times.

The calculation can be broken down into steps. Multiplying 11259 by 5 yields 56295. Subsequently, multiplying 11259 by 10 (the tens digit of 15) gives 112590. Adding these two intermediate results, 56295 and 112590, produces the final product of 168885. Alternatively, one could perform the multiplication by carrying over digits. Starting from the rightmost digit, 9 multiplied by 5 is 45, so 5 is written down and 4 is carried over. The next digit, 5, multiplied by 5 is 25, plus the carried-over 4 equals 29, so 9 is written down and 2 is carried over. This process continues for all digits of 11259. The same procedure is then repeated for the tens digit of 15, with the results shifted one place to the left, followed by adding the two partial products.

The number 168885 is an integer. Its prime factorization is 3 × 5 × 11259. Further factoring 11259 reveals it is 3 × 3753, and 3753 is 3 × 1251, and 1251 is 3 × 417, and 417 is 3 × 139. Therefore, the prime factorization of 168885 is 3^6 × 5 × 139.