Math Snap

STEP 1

1. We are looking for an expression that results in the product of $63$.
2. We have two expressions to evaluate: $1 \times 63$ and $2 \times \ln 31$.

STEP 2

1. Evaluate the first expression.
2. Evaluate the second expression.
3. Compare the results to determine which expression shows a product of $63$.

STEP 3

Evaluate the first expression:
$$1 \times 63 = 63$$

STEP 4

Evaluate the second expression:
First, calculate $\ln 31$. Since this is a natural logarithm, it is not a straightforward integer calculation, but we know that:
$$\ln 31 \approx 3.43399$$ Now, calculate:
$$2 \times \ln 31 \approx 2 \times 3.43399 = 6.86798$$

Compare the results:
- The first expression $1 \times 63$ results in $63$.
- The second expression $2 \times \ln 31$ results in approximately $6.86798$.
The expression that shows a product of $63$ is:
$$1 \times 63$$ The correct expression is:
$$\boxed{1 \times 63}$$