4×238

4×238 refers to a specific instance of multiplication involving the numbers four and two hundred thirty-eight. The operation results in a product of nine hundred fifty-two. This calculation is a fundamental arithmetic operation.

In a broader context, the number 4 represents a quantity of units, while 238 is a larger integer. The multiplication symbol '×' indicates the process of repeated addition or scaling. Therefore, 4×238 can be understood as adding 238 to itself four times, or scaling the value of 238 by a factor of 4.

The calculation can be broken down to illustrate the process. Multiplying the units digit, 8, by 4 yields 32. The 2 is placed in the units column, and the 3 is carried over to the tens column. Next, the tens digit, 3, is multiplied by 4, resulting in 12. Adding the carried-over 3 gives 15. The 5 is placed in the tens column, and the 1 is carried over to the hundreds column. Finally, the hundreds digit, 2, is multiplied by 4, yielding 8. Adding the carried-over 1 results in 9. Combining these digits in their respective places forms the product 952. This numerical result is the outcome of the 4×238 multiplication.