10010000000000

10010000000000 is a natural number. In decimal notation, it equals 10,010,000,000,000. It can be written as 10^10 × 1001, since 10010000000000 = 10^10(1000 + 1). Consequently, its prime factorization is 2^10 × 5^10 × 7 × 11 × 13, reflecting the factors of 10^10 and the 1001 multiplier (1001 = 7 × 11 × 13).

Numerically, the value is just over ten trillion in the short scale, specifically 10.01 trillion. The number’s decimal representation contains two nonzero digits, at the first and fourth positions from the left.

If interpreted as a binary numeral, the same digit sequence would represent a different value: 10010000000000 in base-2 equals 2^13 + 2^10 = 8192 + 1024 = 9216 in decimal. This highlights how the meaning of a digit string depends on the intended base.

In mathematical and computational contexts, 10010000000000 is typically treated as a decimal integer. It serves as an example of a large integer with a simple factorization pattern derived from 10^10 multiplied by 1001, illustrating how decimal structure can relate to factorization.