10001600

10001600 is an eight-digit integer. When written with commas it is 10,001,600, which reads as ten million one thousand six hundred.

In mathematics, 10,001,600 is a composite and even number. Its prime factorization is 2^6 × 5^2 × 7 × 19 × 47. From this factorization it follows that the number is divisible by 64 and by 25, among many other divisors.

Beyond pure math, eight-digit numbers such as 10,001,600 often appear as identification codes, serial numbers, or catalog or product identifiers in databases, inventory systems, and documentation. In such contexts the specific meaning depends on the organization or system assigning the code.

Because 10,001,600 has a clear prime factorization and multiple divisors, it can serve as an example in discussions of divisibility and factorization. As with any numeric identifier, its significance is determined entirely by the context in which it is used.