11011110110112

11011110110112 is a numeral string composed of the digits 0, 1 and 2. In mathematics and computer science it can be interpreted as a base-3 (ternary) representation of a single integer. When read as 11011110110112 in base 3, its value in base 10 is 2,213,582.

The string has 14 digits, with the leftmost digit contributing the largest weight in powers of three. Specifically, the digits correspond to the powers 3^13 down to 3^0, and the sum of each digit times its corresponding power yields the decimal value 2,213,582. This illustrates the standard method for converting a base-3 number to decimal: multiply each digit by the appropriate power of three and add the results.

In contexts where base is not explicitly stated, 11011110110112 may be written with a base indicator, for example 11011110110112_3, to avoid ambiguity. Beyond being a straightforward ternary numeral, the string does not inherently denote a widely recognized identifier or code in major datasets; it is more commonly encountered as an example in discussions of numeral systems, parsing of strings, or problems involving base conversion.

See also base-3 numeral system, ternary, numeral systems, and methods for converting between bases.