211×71

211×71 refers to the mathematical operation of multiplying the number 211 by the number 71. This is a standard arithmetic problem involving two integers. The number 211 is a prime number, meaning it is only divisible by 1 and itself. The number 71 is also a prime number. The product of these two numbers is 15000 - 100 + 15 = 14981.

The calculation can be performed using several methods, including long multiplication or a calculator. In long multiplication, one would multiply each digit of 71 by 211 and sum the results, taking into account the place value of each digit. Alternatively, using the distributive property, 211×71 can be broken down as (200 + 10 + 1) × 71, which equals (200×71) + (10×71) + (1×71). This results in 14200 + 710 + 71, which sums to 14981.

The result, 14981, is an integer. The properties of prime numbers do not directly affect the outcome of their multiplication, other than that the resulting composite number will have only 211 and 71 as its prime factors (besides 1 and itself). This product is not a significant number in common mathematical contexts or historical events and is primarily encountered in arithmetic exercises or specific computational tasks.