59×30

59×30 is the product of the integers 59 and 30 in arithmetic. The result is 1770. This can be obtained in several equivalent ways using basic properties of multiplication.

One approach uses the factorization of 30: 30 equals 3×10, so 59×30 = 59×(3×10) = (59×3)×10 = 177×10 = 1770. Another common method is to multiply 60 by 30 and subtract 30: 60×30 − 30 = 1800 − 30 = 1770. These methods reflect the distributive and associative properties of multiplication.

Numerical properties of the product include its prime factorization: 1770 = 2 × 3 × 5 × 59. Since 30 contains the factors 2, 3, and 5, the product naturally includes these factors along with 59. The product ends with a zero because it is a multiple of 10.

Contextual notes: 59 is a prime number, whereas 30 is a composite number with prime factors 2, 3, and 5. The expression 59×30 commonly appears in elementary arithmetic practice, unit-scale calculations, and problems involving groups or quantities arranged in tens.

In summary, 59×30 equals 1770, with a straightforward calculation based on standard multiplication rules and a prime-factor interpretation of the result.