36×106

36×106 is an arithmetic expression representing the product of the numbers 36 and 106. The result is 3,816, since 36×100 = 3,600 and 36×6 = 216, and 3,600 + 216 = 3,816.

In practice, this multiplication appears in basic mathematics, in word problems involving quantities distributed among groups, or in scaling calculations where a quantity of 36 units is replicated or combined 106 times. It can be verified using the distributive property: 36×106 = 36×(100+6) = 3600 + 216 = 3816.

Ambiguity can arise in informal writing. Some contexts use similar notation to indicate large-scale figures, in which case 36×106 could be read as 36×10^6 (36 million). Without a clear exponent format, however, 106 generally denotes the integer one hundred six rather than a power of ten. To express thirty-six million unambiguously, standard notation would be 36×10^6 or 36e6.

Overall, 36×106 serves as a straightforward example of multiplication in decimal arithmetic and illustrates how a simple product is computed and interpreted in typical mathematical and applied contexts.