1040100

1040100 (one million forty thousand one hundred) is a natural number that follows 1,040,099 and precedes 1,040,101. It can be written as 100 × 10,401 and, in prime factorization, equals 2^2 × 5^2 × 3 × 3,467, where 3,467 is a prime number.

As a composite integer, 1,040,100 is divisible by 100 and therefore ends with two zeros in base ten; it is divisible by 4 and 25 as well. The number has 36 positive divisors. It is not a perfect square or cube. In digit terms its decimal expansion is 1040100 and the sum of its digits is 6.

Outside pure arithmetic, numbers of this magnitude commonly appear as identifiers, catalog numbers, or in statistical counts, but 1040100 has no single widely recognized cultural or historical significance. In mathematical contexts it is treated like other large composite integers, useful as an example in factorization, divisor-counting, and number-theoretic demonstrations.