100100100101002

100100100101002 is a string composed of the digits 0, 1, and 2. As a standalone sequence, it can function as a numeric identifier or a code in various contexts, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized constant, value, or standard symbol in mathematics or science. The meaning of the string depends on how it is interpreted or used within a particular system.

If interpreted as a base-3 (ternary) numeral, 100100100101002 represents a specific integer in decimal notation. In base-3, each digit is a coefficient for powers of 3, read from left to right. Converting to decimal yields 4,966,949. This follows the standard positional notation rule, where the value is obtained by iteratively multiplying the running total by 3 and adding the next digit.

Beyond base-3 interpretation, the sequence can be viewed simply as a decimal string containing an unusual trailing digit of 2. In that sense, it is a 15-digit decimal label that could appear in datasets, inventory records, or versioning schemes, provided a system assigns it meaning. Without additional context, there is no universally agreed interpretation.

See also: numeral systems, base-3 notation, positional notation, identifiers and codes.