48×1014

48×1014 is a multiplication expression that denotes the product of the integers 48 and 1,014. The calculation yields 48 × 1,014 = 48 672. This number can be factored as 2⁶ × 3² × 13², showing it is composite with prime factors 2, 3, and 13. The value 48 672 is sometimes used as a demonstration in elementary arithmetic contexts, such as teaching multiplication tables or exploring algorithms for efficient computation. It is also the result of multiplying a moderate-sized even number with a three‑digit odd number, offering a balanced example for algorithmic timing tests.

Because the expression itself is purely numeric, it has no direct significance beyond mathematics. It does not correspond to a distinct physical object, region, or institution. However, 48 672 appears in datasets where such a product is relevant, for instance in engineering calculations where constants or conversion factors involve small multiples. In number theory discussions, the factorization illustrates the role of exponents in composite numbers. The expression is typically written in plain text without any special formatting, and it is often cited in educational materials on basic operations.