125130

125130 is the natural number that follows 125129 and precedes 125131. It lies in the five-figure range and can appear as a simple integer in mathematical discussions, as well as an arbitrary label in various catalogs or datasets. As a plain number, it has no inherent meaning beyond its numerical value, but it can serve as an example in arithmetic and number theory contexts.

Mathematically, 125130 is a composite number with several notable properties. It is even and divisible by 2, and because the sum of its digits is 12, it is divisible by 3 as well. Since it ends in 0, it is divisible by 5 and by 10. The prime factorization of 125130 is 2 × 3 × 5 × 43 × 97, showing it is the product of five distinct primes and not a prime, a prime power, or a perfect square. It can also be expressed as 30 × 4171, with 4171 further factoring into 43 × 97.

In practical terms, 125130 is most often encountered as an identifier or numeric label in lists, databases, or sequences, rather than as a value with a specific mathematical significance beyond its composite structure. It is sometimes used as a representative example of a six- or six-and-a-half-digit number in educational or evaluative contexts. The adjacent integers 125129 and 125131 provide simple continuity in ordered sequences.