2003×4

2003×4 refers to the mathematical operation of multiplying the number 2003 by 4. This is a straightforward arithmetic calculation. The number 2003 is an integer, and 4 is also an integer. The multiplication of these two numbers results in a product.

To perform the calculation, we can use standard multiplication methods. One way is to break down the number 2003. This can be represented as 2000 + 3. Then, we distribute the multiplication: 4 × (2000 + 3) = (4 × 2000) + (4 × 3).

Calculating each part: 4 × 2000 equals 8000. And 4 × 3 equals 12. Adding these two results together, 8000 + 12, gives us the final product.

Therefore, 2003 multiplied by 4 equals 8012. This result is an integer. The operation is a basic example of multiplication within the set of whole numbers. It can be used in various contexts, such as calculating quantities, scaling values, or as part of more complex mathematical problems.