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101101011110011110110101 is a 24-bit binary sequence. As a binary string, it can be partitioned into three 8-bit blocks: 10110101 11100111 10110101. This reveals a simple symmetry where the first and last 8-bit segments are identical, forming an A-B-A pattern. In hexadecimal, the string corresponds to B5 E7 B5, or the 24-bit value 0xB5E7B5. Its decimal value is 11,921,333.

Interpreted as a 24-bit RGB color, the sequence represents the color with red 181, green 231, and blue 181. In hex color notation this is #B5E7B5, a pale mint green. Because the red and blue components are equal, the color has a balanced, soft appearance and tends toward a greenish hue due to the relatively high green component.

Beyond color interpretation, the pattern has relevance in data representation and encoding examples. The A-B-A structure can serve as a compact illustration of block repetition, bitwise grouping, or hex-to-binary conversions in digital electronics and computer science education. It also highlights how binary data can map to different domains, such as color spaces or character encodings.

See also: binary numeral system, hexadecimal notation, 24-bit color, data encoding patterns.