14×100602

14×100602 is the product of the integers 14 and 100,602. The resulting value is 1,408,428. This type of expression is a basic example of integer multiplication, commonly used to illustrate arithmetic operations and to introduce the concept of factorization.

To compute the product, one can multiply 100,602 by 14: 100,602 × 10 equals 1,006,020 and 100,602 × 4 equals 402,408; adding these gives 1,408,428. The calculation shows how distributive and place-value methods are applied in straightforward multiplication tasks.

Prime factorization of the result can be derived from the factors of 14 and 100,602. Since 14 = 2 × 7 and 100,602 = 2 × 50,301 with 50,301 = 3^7 × 23, the product factors as 2^2 × 3^7 × 7 × 23. This factorization demonstrates the divisibility properties of the number, indicating it is divisible by 4, by 7, by 9 (and by higher powers of 3 up to 3^7), and by 23, as well as by any combination of these prime factors.

In mathematical contexts, 14×100602 serves as a concrete example of how numbers combine under multiplication, how to decompose results into prime factors, and how such properties inform divisibility and modular considerations. It does not correspond to a widely recognized entity beyond its role as a numerical expression.