7×107

7×107 is the product of the integers 7 and 107. The value is 749, since 7×107 = 7×(100+7) = 700 + 49 = 749. The prime factorization is 7×107, because both 7 and 107 are prime, making 749 a semiprime (the product of two primes).

Calculation can be done by simple arithmetic or by noting the distributive property: 7×107 = 7×100 + 7×7 = 700 + 49 = 749. The operation is commutative, so 107×7 yields the same result.

Contextually, 107 is a prime number (its only positive divisors are 1 and 107). Consequently, 7×107 serves as a straightforward example in introductory number theory of a semiprime and of basic multiplication, as well as a demonstration of applying the distributive property in breaking numbers into tens and units.