41×1021

41×1021 is an arithmetic expression representing the product of two integers. The first factor, 41, is a prime number. The second factor, 1021, is also prime, which makes the product a semiprime.

The product is 41×1021 = 41861. This can be obtained by standard multiplication: 1021×40 + 1021 = 40,840 + 1,021 = 41,861.

The prime factorization of the result is 41 × 1021, since both factors are prime. Consequently, 41×1021 is a semiprime (the product of two primes). The number 41861 is odd and not divisible by 3 or 5. In hexadecimal, it is 0xA385.

Contextually, semiprimes are products of exactly two primes and are studied in number theory for their factorization properties and cryptographic relevance. While 41×1021 has no particular historical significance, it serves as a straightforward example of a semiprime and illustrates how prime factors determine the structure of the resulting product.