8987×109

8987×109 denotes the product of the integers 8987 and 109. It is a straightforward arithmetic example often used in basic multiplication practice and in explanations of distributive and long multiplication properties. The result of this multiplication is 979,583.

One common method to compute the product is to use the distributive property: 8987×109 equals 8987×(100+9). This yields 8987×100 = 898,700 and 8987×9 = 80,883, and adding these gives 898,700 + 80,883 = 979,583. An alternative approach uses (9000−13)×109, which also results in 981,000 − 1,417 = 979,583. Both methods verify the same outcome.

Prime factorization provides insight into the components of the factors: 8987 factors as 11×19×43, and 109 is a prime number. Therefore, 8987×109 can be expressed as 11×19×43×109, yielding the same product of 979,583.

The resulting number is odd and not divisible by 3 or 5. As a standalone value, 979,583 is primarily of interest in educational contexts or as a data point in examples of integer multiplication.