11110010100102

11110010100102 is a fourteen-digit numeral composed of the digits 0, 1, and 2. It is not binary despite its binary-like sequence, because it includes the digit 2.

If interpreted as a base-3 (ternary) representation, it corresponds to the decimal value 2,364,401. The conversion sums each digit multiplied by 3 raised to the appropriate power (from 3^13 down to 3^0), resulting in 2,364,401.

In practical terms, the string could function as a code, identifier, or key in information systems. As a numeric identifier, its inclusion of the digit 2 provides a larger alphabet than binary, potentially aiding uniqueness, though without context the sequence carries no specific meaning.

This example illustrates how mixed-digit strings can encode values in higher-base numeral systems. Related topics include base-3 numeral systems, numeral conversion, and numeric coding.