1100000

1100000, written with comma separators as 1,100,000, is the integer that follows 1,099,999 and precedes 1,100,001. In decimal notation it equals 11 × 10^5, i.e., one million one hundred thousand. It is an even number and a multiple of 10, 100,000, and 11.

The prime factorization of 1,100,000 is 2^5 × 5^5 × 11. This reflects its representation as 11 × 10^5, since 10^5 = 2^5 × 5^5. Consequently the number has five trailing zeros in decimal and is divisible by 2, 4, 5, 8, 16, and various other factors derived from its prime components.

In other bases, 1,100,000 has the following representations: binary 100001100100011100000, hexadecimal 10C8E0, and octal 4144340. In scientific notation it is 1.1 × 10^6.

Context and properties: 1,100,000 lies between 2^20 (1,048,576) and 2^21 (2,097,152), making it just over one million. As a composite number with a simple factorization, it is sometimes used in arithmetic and computer science examples to illustrate trailing zeros, base conversions, and factorization. The decimal form with five trailing zeros reflects its role as a readily recognizable multiple of 100,000.