10010110110111

10010110110111 is a binary numeral composed of 14 bits. It can be analyzed in different number bases and used as an example of binary data in teaching or encoding demonstrations.

In decimal form, the value is 9655. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x25B7. This hexadecimal representation aligns with Unicode code points when interpreted as a scalar value.

If the value 0x25B7 is used as a Unicode code point, it designates the WHITE RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE symbol (U+25B7). This glyph is commonly seen as an outlined triangle used in user interfaces, indicators, or icons. Because the original binary string is 14 bits, its hex and Unicode interpretation involves padding to fit standard code point formats, but the numeric equivalence remains 9655.

In summary, 10010110110111 is primarily a numeric binary string that equals 9655 in decimal and 0x25B7 in hexadecimal. When interpreted within Unicode as U+25B7, it represents a geometric symbol—the white right-pointing triangle—illustrating how a single binary pattern can correspond to multiple contextual interpretations depending on the encoding scheme.

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