38x75

38x75 refers to the product of the integers 38 and 75. In mathematical notation, this expression is written as 38 × 75 and evaluates to 2850. It can also be read as the operation 38 times 75, or simply the multiplication of the two factors.

Factorization and numeric properties show that 38 = 2 × 19 and 75 = 3 × 5², so the product is 2 × 19 × 3 × 5² = 2850. The numbers 38 and 75 are coprime, meaning they share no common prime factors. Consequently, their least common multiple is the product, 2850.

Applications and interpretations of 38x75 typically occur in two contexts. As a mathematical result, 38 by 75 describes a rectangle with sides measuring 38 units and 75 units, giving an area of 2850 square units. If the units are inches, the area is 2850 square inches; if centimeters, 2850 square centimeters, and so on. In design, manufacturing, or cataloging contexts, "38×75" may denote physical dimensions, a model size, or a reference designation, depending on the domain.

Without context, 38x75 primarily denotes either the numerical product 2850 or the pair of dimensions 38 and 75. It is a straightforward example of basic multiplication and a simple case study in interpreting dimensional notations in applied settings.