122×1019

122 × 1019 denotes the product of the integers 122 and 1019. Evaluated, it equals 124,318. The result is a six‑digit, even composite number.

Prime factorization of the product is 2 × 61 × 1019, since 122 = 2 × 61 and 1019 is a prime number. This shows the product is composed of three distinct prime factors.

The calculation can be demonstrated by distribution: 1019 × 122 = 1019 × (100 + 20 + 2) = 101,900 + 20,380 + 2,038 = 124,318. The number is divisible by 2 but not by 3 or 5, as indicated by its digit sum (1+2+4+3+1+8 = 19) and by last digit.

In decimal form, 124,318 is written with standard grouping as 124,318. The expression 122 × 1019 is a straightforward example of multiplying a two‑digit number by a four‑digit number and can appear in basic arithmetic practice or introductory number theory discussions.

No widely known special constant or historical significance is attached specifically to the product 122 × 1019; it is primarily of interest as a concrete numerical example and for its prime factorization.