402×180

402 multiplied by 180 is a mathematical operation involving the multiplication of two numbers: 402 and 180. The product of these two numbers can be calculated as follows: 402 × 180.

Performing the multiplication, 402 times 180 equals 72,360. Mathematically, this can be broken down into partial products:

402 × 180 = (402 × 100) + (402 × 80).

Calculating each part:

- 402 × 100 = 40,200

- 402 × 80 = 32,160

Adding these results yields the total: 40,200 + 32,160 = 72,360.

This calculation is straightforward within basic arithmetic. Multiplying larger numbers is often used in various contexts such as financial calculations, area measurements, or data analysis. For example, in commercial settings, this multiplication could represent the total revenue generated by selling 180 units at a price of 402 per unit.

The number 402 is an even number, divisible by 2, and has prime factors 2, 3, and 67. The number 180 is also even and is known for its highly composite nature, with prime factorization 2^2 × 3^2 × 5. The product, 72,360, combines these factors, resulting in a number with its own prime factorization.

In summary, 402 × 180 equals 72,360. This simple multiplication illustrates the combination of two numbers which can be used in various practical applications depending on context.