200×7

200×7 denotes the product of the numbers 200 and 7 in standard arithmetic. The result is 1400. In multiplication, the order of factors does not affect the product (commutativity), so 200×7 and 7×200 both equal 1400.

Calculation notes: Using place value and the distributive property, 200×7 can be computed as (2×7)×100 = 14×100 = 1400. Alternatively, 7×200 = 7×2×100 = 14×100 = 1400.

Number properties: 1400 is even and divisible by 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 14. Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 5^2 × 7. It is a multiple of 100 and equals 14 multiplied by 100.

Applications and context: The product 200×7 is a basic example used in teaching multiplication, place value, and factors. It can represent quantities such as 200 items priced at 7 units each, totaling 1400 units, or other scaled measurements in decimal arithmetic.