101101010110102

101101010110102 is a numeric string composed of the digits 0, 1 and 2. Because it includes the digit 2, it is not a binary sequence; in mathematical contexts it can be interpreted as a numeral in base 3, also known as ternary notation.

As a base-3 number, it equals the decimal value 5,513,762. The conversion is obtained by traversing the digits from left to right and applying the standard recurrence v = v × 3 + d, where d is the current digit.

Characteristics of the string include its length of 15 digits. The distribution of digits is eight 1s, six 0s and one 2. The most significant digit is 1, so the value is a 15-digit ternary number.

Uses and context: such ternary strings appear in discussions of numeral systems, data encoding, or puzzles that involve mixed-base representations. See also base-3 numeral system.