3×82

3×82 is the product of the integers 3 and 82. In decimal notation, it equals 246. A straightforward calculation uses the distributive property: 3×82 = 3×(80+2) = 240+6 = 246. The result is an even, composite number.

Prime factorization of 246 is 2 × 3 × 41. This shows that 246 is divisible by 2, 3, and 41, as well as by any product of those primes (for example, 6 × 41). The number is also 3×82, demonstrating the commutativity of multiplication.

In other base representations, 246 converts as follows: binary 11110110, octal 366, and hexadecimal F6. These representations can be useful in computer science and digital electronics where different bases are common.

Context and usage: 3×82 may appear in arithmetic education as a standard multiplication fact, illustrating basic multiplication, distributive property, and factorization. It can also arise in practical problems involving scaling, area calculations, or grouping items into sets of 3 or 82.

Summary: 3×82 equals 246, with a prime factorization of 2 × 3 × 41, and representations across multiple bases include binary 11110110, octal 366, and hexadecimal F6.