250900

250900 is a natural number, the six-digit integer that lies between 250899 and 250901. In decimal notation it ends with two zeros, indicating divisibility by 100. The prime factorization of 250900 is 2^2 × 5^2 × 13 × 193, i.e., 2509 × 100. From this factorization, the number has 36 positive divisors. It is even and not divisible by 3, and it is not a prime or a perfect square.

In general usage, six-digit numbers like 250900 often appear as identifiers in inventories, catalogs, databases, or logistics systems. Without a specific context, 250900 does not denote a widely recognized constant, event, or entity in mathematics or history; it is primarily a numerical value whose significance comes from its application within a particular dataset or system.

Numerical features of 250900 include its representation as a product of a compound factor (2509) and a power of ten (100), and its status as a composite number with multiple divisors. As a teaching example, it can illustrate divisibility rules (by 4 and 25, hence by 100) and how prime factorizations determine the total number of divisors. Beyond arithmetic properties, there is no standard encyclopedia entry uniquely associated with 250900.