7×43

7×43 is the product of the integers 7 and 43. The symbol × denotes multiplication, which in base-10 arithmetic corresponds to repeated addition. One can compute 7×43 by placing it as 7×40 + 7×3, giving 280 + 21 = 301.

The result is 301. Since 7 and 43 are primes, 301 is a semiprime, meaning it is the product of exactly two prime numbers. The expression also illustrates the commutative property of multiplication: 7×43 = 43×7, and it sits in the 7-times table as a specific entry.

In programming contexts, × is often represented by an asterisk, so the same calculation is written as 7*43. In decimal notation the value is 301; in other bases, the representation of the same value would differ, though the arithmetic remains the same.

In mathematics and education, 7×43 appears in lessons on arithmetic, multiplication tables, and the study of prime and semiprime numbers. See also multiplication, prime numbers, semiprime.