101000100010

101000100010 is a binary numeral composed of twelve digits. It is typically read as a base-2 representation rather than as text.

In decimal, it equals 2594; in hexadecimal, 0xA22.

The 1s occur at bit positions 11, 9, 5, and 1 (counting from zero on the right). All other positions are zero, making it a sparse bit pattern. This makes it suitable as a small bitmask in 12-bit contexts.

In programming, this value can be written as 0b101000100010 in languages that support binary literals; it can be used to set or test specific flags corresponding to its bits.

As a sequence of digits, it has no widely known meaning by itself; its significance depends on the system or dataset in which it appears.