1011101000

1011101000 is a binary numeral consisting of ten bits. In base-2 representation it can be interpreted in different ways depending on context, such as unsigned data or a signed value in two's complement notation.

Under an unsigned interpretation, 1011101000 equals decimal 744. It corresponds to hexadecimal 0x2E8 and octal 0o1350. These conversions reflect the same bit pattern viewed in different base systems.

If interpreted as a signed value in 10-bit two's complement form, the value is -280. This is because in 10-bit two's complement, the pattern 1011101000 represents the negative of 280, calculated by inverting the bits to 0100010111 and adding one to obtain 0100011000, which is 280 in decimal; hence the original pattern represents -280.

As a bit sequence, 1011101000 can occur in various computing contexts, such as a portion of a larger binary word, a specific address, a flag field, or raw data. The interpretation depends on the encoding scheme, bit-width, and whether the value is treated as signed or unsigned.

See also binary numeral system, two's complement, and common base conversions for further context on how such patterns are analyzed and used in computing and digital electronics.