958×107

958×107 is the product of two integers, 958 and 107. In decimal arithmetic, multiplying these numbers yields 102,506. The calculation can be shown using the distributive property: 958×107 = 958×(100 + 7) = 95,800 + 6,706 = 102,506. Another way is to factor 958 as 2×479, giving 958×107 = 2×(479×107) = 2×51,253 = 102,506.

Prime factorization and properties. The product 102,506 factors as 2 × 107 × 479, where 107 and 479 are prime numbers. The result is even and not divisible by 3 or 5, as indicated by its digit sum and last digit.

Numerical context. The value 102,506 lies just over 100,000, being 2,506 more than 100,000. It can arise in various practical contexts that involve multiplying numbers around the high hundreds or in problems designed to illustrate arithmetic, estimation, or factorization techniques.

Related observations. The numbers involved in the product, 107 and 479, are both prime, and 958 itself is 2×479. The equivalence 958×107 = 2×107×479 highlights how factoring one factor can lead to a straightforward prime decomposition of the result.