100125

100125 is a positive integer in the decimal number system. It falls between 100124 and 100126, and like other integers, it can be analyzed for its arithmetic properties and divisibility.

In terms of prime factorization, 100125 equals 3 squared times 5 cubed times 89. Equivalently, 100125 = 9 × 125 × 89. This means the number is divisible by 3, 9, 5, 25, 125, and 89, among other factors arising from combinations of those primes.

Beyond purely mathematical use, 100125 can appear as a numeric identifier in various systems. One common context is a postal index number, or PIN code, in India's postal system, where six-digit codes designate geographic delivery areas to aid sorting and routing of mail. The exact area associated with a given PIN code depends on the assignment within the national postal framework.

100125 may also serve as a catalog number, model identifier, or dataset label in commercial, scientific, or archival contexts. In such cases, its meaning is determined by the organization assigning the code and the surrounding documentation.

In summary, 100125 is a composite integer with a specific prime factorization and multiple potential uses as an identifier or label in different information systems, depending on the context.