10001049

10001049 is an eight-digit decimal numeral. In isolation it has no fixed meaning; it is commonly found as an identifier in various systems, such as catalog numbers, product codes, or database keys.

In mathematics, 10,001,049 is a composite integer. The sum of its digits is 15, so it is divisible by 3; 10,001,049 = 3 × 3,333,683. The remaining factor, 3,333,683, is odd and its primality is not indicated by this basic check, so a full factorization would require further testing.

As an identifier, eight-digit numbers are widely used in libraries, museums, commerce, and information systems to label records, samples, or inventory items. A record or specimen might be assigned 10001049 as its unique reference without implying any inherent properties of the item itself.

In the domains of intellectual property and standards, numbers of this form can appear as patent numbers, standard identifiers, or internal tracking codes. Without provenance or accompanying metadata, 10001049 does not point to a specific object or document and may refer to different things in different contexts.

If a specific domain or source is provided, the article could be extended to identify a precise referent for 10001049, such as a particular patent, catalog entry, or database record.