197000

197000 is a natural number that follows 196999 and precedes 197001. In mathematics, it is the product of 197 and 1000, so its prime factorization is 2^3 × 5^3 × 197. This makes the number divisible by 8, by 125, and by 1000, and it is an even integer with three trailing zeros in decimal notation.

In decimal notation, 197000 ends with three zeros, reflecting its status as a multiple of 1000. Its divisibility properties can be checked by simple tests: the sum of its digits is 17, so it is not divisible by 3 or 9; the factor 197 is itself a prime number, which explains why the overall factorization is straightforward.

In hexadecimal, 197000 equals 0x30188. This representation highlights the way large decimal numbers are mapped into other base systems, a common practice in computing and digital electronics.

As a round, relatively large integer, 197000 often appears in contexts such as statistics, measurements, or financial figures where values are aggregated in thousands. While it has no widely recognized historical or cultural significance on its own, it serves as a representative example of a six-digit, multiples-of-1000 value in numerical discussions.

It sits between 196999 and 197001, illustrating how seemingly ordinary numbers can be described in terms of factorization, base representations, and practical usage.