24x65

24x65 is a notation used to indicate the product of the integers 24 and 65, and it can also describe a two-dimensional layout such as a 24-by-65 grid or matrix. The product evaluates to 1560, since 24 × 65 = 1560.

In prime factor terms, 1560 factors as 2^3 × 3 × 5 × 13. This factorization implies several properties: the number has 32 positive divisors (calculated as (3+1)(1+1)(1+1)(1+1) = 32), and the sum of its divisors is 5040. The integers 24 and 65 are relatively prime, with gcd(24,65) = 1, so their product 1560 does not introduce overlapping prime factors beyond those of the two numbers.

Common contexts for 24x65 include arithmetic multiplication, area calculations for rectangles (the area equals the product, 1560 square units), and data or image layouts where a grid or matrix is described by its dimensions (24 rows by 65 columns). In matrix notation, a 24×65 matrix has 24 rows and 65 columns, totaling 1560 elements.

Overall, 24x65 is primarily a compact way to express multiplication or dimensional size, with well-defined numerical and structural properties derived from the combined factors of 24 and 65.