783×100

783 × 100 is the product of the integers 783 and 100. In base-10 arithmetic, multiplying by 100 is equivalent to shifting the decimal point two places to the right, so the result is 78,300. The same value can be written in scientific notation as 7.83 × 10^4, reflecting its magnitude as a four-digit number followed by two zeros.

The operation illustrates a general property of multiplication by powers of ten: it scales a number by a factor of 10^n, where n is the exponent, by adding n trailing zeros in base-10 representation. Consequently, multiplying 783 by 100 increases its value by a factor of one hundred, without changing the digits of 783 itself, aside from the appended zeros.

In practical contexts, multiplying by 100 is common in pricing, unit conversions, and quick estimations. For example, it is often used to convert quantities to larger hundred-based units or to compute totals when amounts are expressed in hundreds. The result, 78,300, is an integer and a multiple of 100, reflecting its straightforward relationship to the original factor.