130180

130,180 is a natural number that follows 130,179 and precedes 130,181. It is an even, composite integer used in arithmetic and coding contexts, and its decimal representation ends with zero.

Prime factorization shows 130,180 = 2^2 × 5 × 23 × 283. The factorization confirms that the number is not prime and has 24 positive divisors, including 1 and itself.

The sum of all divisors of 130,180 is 286,272, which means the sum of its proper divisors is 156,092. Therefore, 130,180 is an abundant number, with an abundance of 25,912.

Beyond pure arithmetic, 130,180 may appear as an identifier in databases, catalogs, or sequencing schemes where decimal numerical codes are used. As a six-digit decimal, it is not associated with a widely recognized mathematical constant or theorem.