340×1038

340×1038 is a notation that can be read in two common ways. In mathematics it indicates the product of the integers 340 and 1038. In contexts such as graphics or design, it often denotes a pair of dimensions, with 340 representing width and 1038 representing height. The symbol “×” is the multiplication sign used in many languages and formats to indicate a cross between the two numbers.

As a multiplication, 340×1038 equals 352,920. The prime factorization of the factors is 340 = 2^2 × 5 × 17 and 1038 = 2 × 3 × 173, giving a combined factorization of 2^3 × 3 × 5 × 17 × 173. The greatest common divisor of 340 and 1038 is 2, and their least common multiple is 176,460.

When interpreted as dimensions, 340×1038 could describe a rectangular area or image frame. The total number of pixels in a 340 by 1038 image is 352,920. For uncompressed color data, this corresponds roughly to 1,058,760 bytes at 24-bit color (about 1.01 megabytes) or 1,411,680 bytes at 32-bit color with an alpha channel (about 1.35 megabytes). Actual file sizes depend on color depth, compression, and metadata.

Beyond mathematics and imaging, 340×1038 can appear as a catalog number, coordinate pair, or dataset entry, depending on the context. Its interpretation is determined by whether the context emphasizes arithmetic results or spatial dimensions.