1000015

1000015 is the decimal representation of the integer one million and fifteen. In base-10 notation, it is an odd number whose digits are 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, and 5. The sum of its digits is 7, giving a digital root of 7. It lies just above one million, so its magnitude is close to 10^6.

Mathematically, 1000015 factors as 5 × 200003. The factor 5 is small, and 200003 appears to be prime, making the prime factorization 5 × 200003.

In common numeral systems, 1000015 can be expressed as:

- Binary: 11110100001001001111

- Hexadecimal: 0xF424F

These representations reflect its value across different bases and confirm its place in standard counting sequences around the million range.

Context and properties: 1000015 is not a perfect square (its square root is slightly over 1000, approximately 1000.0075). It is close to a round milestone, which can make it a convenient example number in discussions of near-millions, divisibility, and base conversions. Beyond its role as a specific integer, it does not carry widely recognized mathematical constants or identifications in standard references.