23000700

23000700 is an eight-digit decimal number. In pure mathematics, it is an even composite integer that ends with two zeros, making it divisible by 100. Its factorization begins with 100 times 230,007, since 23,000,700 = 100 × 230,007. Further factoring shows 230,007 = 3 × 76,669, so 23,000,700 has the prime factorization 2^2 × 3 × 5^2 × 76,669. The number is therefore divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, and many other divisors.

In practical contexts, 23000700 is most commonly encountered as a numeric identifier rather than a value with standalone mathematical significance. Systems that manage inventories, datasets, financial transactions, or catalog records often use eight-digit codes with leading or trailing zeros. In such settings, 23000700 might appear as a product code, a transaction or file identifier, or a key in a relational database. The same sequence could also be part of a larger numbering scheme or formatting rule, where zero padding is used for alignment.

Because 23000700 is not associated with a unique, universally recognized object, its meaning is highly context-dependent. When encountered, its interpretation depends on the issuing system, application, or documentation that defines the code.

See also: related eight-digit numbers and discussions of numeric identifiers in data management.