230000

230000 is a natural number that follows 229999 and precedes 230001. In decimal notation it is written as 230000, and in scientific notation it equals 2.3 × 10^5. It can also be expressed as 23 × 10^4, illustrating its status as a multiple of ten thousand. The prime factorization is 230000 = 2^4 × 5^4 × 23.

As a number ending in four zeros, 230000 is divisible by 10^4 (and thus by 10000), as well as by its prime factors 2, 5, and 23. In particular, it is divisible by 16 and by 625, and by many products formed from these factors. The overall divisor count is (4+1) × (4+1) × (1+1) = 50, meaning there are 50 positive divisors of 230000.

Geometrically and numerically, 230000 is a six‑digit integer and lies in the range between 100000 and 999999. It can be viewed as 2.3 × 10^5 or as 23 × 10^4, highlighting its role as a round, easily recognizable figure in decimal arithmetic.

In practical use, 230000 commonly serves as an example of a large, round number in mathematics, education, and data presentation. It demonstrates place value, scaling by powers of ten, and the structure of numbers that combine a relatively small prime factor with a high power of ten. As such, it is a standard reference point for illustrating decimal composition and divisibility concepts.