20002400

20002400 is an eight-digit decimal numeral that may appear in various contexts as an identifier, code, or numeric value. Without additional context, it does not have a single inherent meaning beyond its arithmetic properties.

In mathematical terms, 20002400 is an even, composite number. Its prime factorization is 2^5 × 5^2 × 11 × 2273, which shows its divisors include 32, 11, 25, and 400 among others. The number can also be written as 800 × 25,003 or 400 × 50,006. These factorization properties place it among the set of integers with multiple small prime factors.

Possible uses and interpretations. In data management or inventory systems, 20002400 could function as an arbitrary catalog or primary key, a batch or serial number, or any other form of identifier assigned within a particular domain. There is no widely recognized standard or item specifically associated with this exact sequence. If interpreted as a size in bytes, 20,002,400 bytes is approximately 20.0 MB in decimal terms, or about 19.07 MiB in binary (mebibytes).

Overview. As with many eight-digit numbers, 20002400 is primarily notable for its arithmetic structure and its potential role as a practical identifier in systems that assign numeric codes. Its significance, when any, arises from the context in which it is used rather than from the number itself.