6×1600

6×1600 is a mathematical expression representing the product of the integers 6 and 1600. The value of the expression is 9,600. In standard arithmetic, the multiplication sign × denotes repeated addition; therefore 6×1600 can be read as 6 added to itself 1,600 times, or equivalently 1,600 added to itself 6 times.

The prime factorization of the product is obtained by factoring each multiplier: 6 = 2×3 and 1600 = 2^6×5^2. Therefore 6×1600 = 2^7×3×5^2, which equals 9,600. The product is commutative, so 6×1600 = 1600×6, and it is associative with other factors when expanding expressions.

In practical use, a 6 by 1600 grid or rectangle would contain 9,600 unit cells, since the area equals length times width. The expression can also appear in contexts such as scaling, quantities, or data dimensions, where the numbers denote counts or measurements rather than a year or identifier.

Notes: Without context, 6×1600 is simply a product. It could appear in problem statements, programming, or data formatting, but its interpretation depends on the accompanying units or labels. See also: multiplication, area, factorization.