2×3×7×23

2×3×7×23 is a mathematical expression representing the product of four prime numbers. The prime factorization of any integer is unique, and these four numbers are the prime factors that constitute this specific product. The result of this multiplication is 966.

The number 966 has these prime factors, meaning it is divisible by 2, 3, 7, and 23, and no other prime numbers. For instance, 966 divided by 2 equals 483. Then, 483 divided by 3 equals 161. Subsequently, 161 divided by 7 equals 23. Finally, 23 divided by 23 equals 1, completing the prime factorization.

Numbers that are the product of distinct prime numbers, such as 966, are sometimes of interest in number theory. The properties of such numbers can be explored in various mathematical contexts. The expression 2×3×7×23 is a direct representation of this factorization, highlighting the individual prime components.