110700

110700 is a six-digit positive integer. It can be expressed as 1107 × 100, and its prime factorization is 2^2 × 3^3 × 5^2 × 41. The number is even and ends in 00, so it is divisible by 4 and by 100. Its digits sum to 9, giving a digital root of 9, and it has 72 positive divisors. It is a composite number with no widely recognized special mathematical significance beyond these arithmetic properties.

In various systems, six-digit values like 110700 are used as identifiers. It could appear as a postal or ZIP/PIN code in certain datasets, a stock-keeping unit or catalog number, a certificate or ticket identifier, or a database key. The meaning of 110700 depends on the issuing organization or data schema; there is no universally fixed reference associated with this exact sequence.

When interpreted as a date in two-digit year notation, 11/07/00 may be read as 11 July 2000 (dd/mm/yy) or 11 November 2000 (mm/dd/yy style, depending on locale). In ISO 8601, unambiguous numeric dates would require explicit year-first formatting, such as 2000-07-11 or 2000-11-07. Without context, the six-digit string remains ambiguous as a date.

As a general numeric code, 110700 illustrates how a simple six-digit string can function as a versatile identifier across domains. Its interpretation is determined by the surrounding system, documentation, and data conventions.