15000000002

The number 15000000002 is a large integer that falls within the range of 10‑digit identifiers used in various technical contexts. It equals fifteen billion and two. In binary form it is represented as 11100011110000101011111011111010, which requires 34 bits. In hexadecimal notation the value is 0xE4E40002.

Mathematically the number is even, and its only trivial factor is 2, yielding 7500000001. The resulting quotient is not divisible by 3, 5, 7, or 11, indicating that 15000000002 is not a product of small primes beyond the factor 2. It is therefore not a prime but a composite with a single non‑trivial factorization.

In many database systems, 15000000002 could serve as a unique identifier or key. For example, product codes, inventory tracking, or digital asset identifiers sometimes use 10‑ or 11‑digit numbers that fit into standard integer types such as 32‑bit or 64‑bit signed fields. In such systems, this particular number might represent a specific item, transaction, or record. The numerical value itself does not carry intrinsic meaning outside of the context in which it is applied; its significance depends entirely on the referencing system that assigns it.