624×100

624×100 is the product of the integers 624 and 100 in arithmetic multiplication. The result is 62,400. In standard decimal notation, multiplying by 100 shifts the digits two places to the left, adding two trailing zeros, so 624×100 = 62,400. In scientific notation, 624 can be written as 6.24×10^2 and 100 as 1×10^2; their product is (6.24×10^2)×(1×10^2) = 6.24×10^4 = 62,400.

This operation is a typical example of multiplying by a power of ten, a common technique for scaling numbers by factors of one hundred. It also appears in contexts such as percentage calculations, unit conversions, and budgeting, where quantities are often adjusted by a factor of 100. The result is an integer and can be verified by simple arithmetic or repeated addition, noting that 624 added to itself 100 times equals 62,400.

From a mathematical perspective, the product 62,400 factors as 62,400 = 2^6 × 3 × 5^2 × 13, reflecting its divisibility properties. The computation demonstrates basic principles of place value and the effect of multiplying by powers of ten on numeric magnitude.