11014

11014 is a natural number that comes after 11013 and before 11015. It is an even integer and its prime factorization is 11014 = 2 × 5507. Since 5507 has no divisors other than 1 and itself, 5507 is prime, making 11014 a semiprime (the product of two primes).

In common numeral systems, 11014 is represented in binary as 10111011101110 and in hexadecimal as 0x2B06. The sum of its decimal digits is 7, giving a digital root of 7. The number is not divisible by 3 or 5, but it is divisible by 2, as noted.

Beyond pure mathematics, 11014 appears in practical contexts as a five-digit ZIP code in the United States postal system. ZIP codes are used to designate geographic delivery areas, and 11014 is one of the codes assigned for routing mail.

As a numeric identifier, 11014 can also be encountered in cataloging, numbering schemes, or as a reference in datasets and simulations. Its properties—being even, composite, and divisible into just two prime factors—are typical of semiprimes and can be of interest in number-theory studies or in encryption-related discussions.