200300

200300 is the decimal representation of a natural number. It equals 2003 × 100, making it a six-digit, even number.

Its prime factorization is 200300 = 2^2 × 5^2 × 2003, where 2003 is a prime number. Therefore the number is composite, with three prime factors in total, two of which are repeated.

In hexadecimal notation, 200300 equals 0x30E6C. In scientific notation it is about 2.003 × 10^5.

In practical contexts, 200300 may appear as a numeric identifier such as a catalog number, serial code, or postal code in various systems. Numbers like this often function as placeholders or examples in mathematics, computing, and documentation, rather than denoting a specific historical event or widely recognized meaning.

Overall, 200300 is primarily notable for its arithmetic properties and its role as a generic six-digit integer that can serve as an example or identifier in diverse applications.