1101001010

1101001010 is a binary numeral consisting of ten bits. As a base-2 value it represents the unsigned integer 842. In other representations it corresponds to hex 0x34A and octal 0o1512 (or 01512).

As a 10-bit two's-complement signed value, the pattern encodes -182. When extended to larger widths with leading zeros, the value remains 842 (for example, 0000001101001010 in 16 bits). If reduced to eight bits, the lower eight bits are 01001010, which equals 74 in decimal.

In practical terms, 1101001010 is a generic bit string used to illustrate binary-number concepts, conversion between bases, and the interpretation of bit patterns in computing and digital electronics. It does not have a fixed meaning outside a specific context, such as representing a numeric value, a flag pattern, or part of a larger data word in a program or hardware design.