110110101000

110110101000 is a 12-bit binary numeral. When interpreted as an unsigned integer, it equals 3,496 in decimal. In hexadecimal and octal representations, it is 0xDA8 and 6650, respectively.

The binary string can be grouped as 1101 1010 1000 to align with hexadecimal digits, yielding the digits D, A, and 8. This grouping helps illustrate how binary values map to other bases commonly used in computing.

This value is even and ends with three zero bits, meaning it is divisible by 8 but not by 16. Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 19 × 23, since 3,496 = 8 × 437 and 437 = 19 × 23. In the context of a 12-bit word, 110110101000 fits well within the available range (0 through 4,095).

Applications of such a binary pattern include use as a data word in digital systems, a memory-address offset, or a test case in teaching binary-to-decimal and base-conversion techniques. It does not correspond to a standard ASCII or Unicode code point when taken as a direct 12-bit value, but it can serve as example data for illustrating bitwise operations, masking, and representation conversions in computer science pedagogy.