10000000000

10000000000, written in decimal as 10,000,000,000, is the integer equal to 10^10. It factors as 2^10 × 5^10 and is a perfect square, since its square root is 100,000. In words, it is ten billion.

In numbering systems, the name depends on convention. In the short scale used in most English-speaking countries, 10^10 is ten billion; in the long scale that was used in some older contexts, it would be described as ten thousand millions.

In computing and data contexts, 10^10 sits beyond the range of 32-bit signed integers (maximum 2,147,483,647) and is comfortably represented by 64-bit integers. In storage terms, 10 gigabytes is typically 10,000,000,000 bytes; in binary terms, 10 GiB equals 10,737,418,240 bytes.

Other mathematical properties include that 10^10 is a highly rounded power of ten and a divisible quantity with many divisors, reflecting its prime factorization of only 2s and 5s. Its decimal representation ends with zeros, consistent with its origin as a power of ten.

Overall, 10000000000 is a standard benchmark number in mathematics, computing, and data sizes, illustrating the properties and naming conventions associated with large powers of ten.