4×82

4×82 denotes the product of the integers 4 and 82. The result is 328. In standard arithmetic, this can be computed as 4×82 = 4×80 + 4×2 = 320 + 8 = 328. It can also be expressed by factoring 82 as 2×41, giving 4×82 = (4×2)×41 = 8×41 = 328.

328 is an even composite number. Its prime factorization is 2^3×41, since 328 = 8×41 and 41 is a prime number. The divisors of 328 are 1, 2, 4, 8, 41, 82, 164, and 328.

In different numeral bases, 328 is written as decimal 328, binary 101001000, octal 510, and hexadecimal 0x148.

4×82 is a straightforward example used to illustrate multiplication, distributive property, and factorization in introductory mathematics. It also serves as a simple numerical case in computational problems and data representations.