23×4

23×4 denotes the multiplication of the integers 23 and 4. It can be interpreted as four groups of twenty-three items, or twenty-three groups of four items. The product is 92.

Calculations can be shown by repeated addition or distributive property: 23×4 = 23+23+23+23 = 92. Using distributivity: (20+3)×4 = 80+12 = 92. A doubling approach is also common: 23×2 = 46, and 46×2 = 92.

As a number, 92 is even and composite. Its prime factorization is 2^2 × 23, giving divisors 1, 2, 4, 23, 46, and 92. The result aligns with standard multiplication tables and common arithmetic rules.

In practical terms, 23×4 can appear in contexts such as measuring areas: a rectangle 23 units by 4 units has an area of 92 square units, and in counting tasks where a quantity is multiplied by four or by twenty-three. Its simplicity makes it a typical example in introductory arithmetic and algebraic settings.