1111011000001

1111011000001 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen bits. As a binary value, it represents a specific unsigned integer and is often cited as an example of a short binary sequence in discussions of numeral systems or digital patterns.

Interpreted as a binary number, 1111011000001 equals 7873 in decimal. In hexadecimal, it is 0x1EC1. The bit-length is 13, meaning the value lies between 2^12 (4096) and 2^13−1 (8191). The most significant bit is 1, indicating the value is non-zero and uses all of its 13 bits.

The sequence is not a palindrome. Reading it backward yields 1000001101111, which is a different pattern from the original, illustrating that the string does not read the same forward and backward. The arrangement includes a block of zeros toward the right end, following an initial run of ones.

In standard binary notation, the 13-bit value can be padded to 16 bits as 0001 1110 1100 0001, corresponding to the hexadecimal value 0x1EC1 and the 16-bit binary 0001111011000001. This illustrates how shorter binary strings are often aligned to conventional word sizes in computing.

A suitable note is that 7873 is a prime number, adding a simple mathematical property to its numeric description. This combination of a specific bit pattern, its decimal and hexadecimal equivalents, and its primality is characteristic of concise, well-defined numeric entries in binary form.