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2×7

2×7, read as two times seven, is the product of the integers 2 and 7. In decimal arithmetic it equals 14. It can be computed by adding 2 to itself seven times or by adding 7 to itself twice; both methods yield 14. The operation is commutative, so 2×7 = 7×2.

The product 14 factors as 2 × 7, making it an even composite number. In modular arithmetic,

In broader applications, 2×7 can describe dimensions in grids or matrices, such as a 2×7 array containing

14
is
congruent
to
0
modulo
2
and
modulo
7.
Geometrically,
a
2-by-7
rectangle
has
an
area
of
14
square
units,
illustrating
the
link
between
multiplication
and
area
calculation.
14
elements.
It
also
appears
in
educational
contexts
as
part
of
the
two
times
table,
used
to
teach
repeated
addition,
multiplication,
and
basic
arithmetic
properties.