3001000

3001000 is a positive integer. In decimal notation it is three million one thousand. It can be written as 3001 × 1000, since 1000 × 3001 equals 3,001,000. A prime factorization is 2^3 × 5^3 × 3001 because 1000 = 2^3 × 5^3 and 3001 is a prime number.

The number is even and divisible by 8 and by 125, hence by 1000. Its digit sum is 4, so it is not divisible by 3, and it is not a perfect square or cube. Its approximate square root is about 1732.6, since 1732^2 = 2,999,824 and 1733^2 = 3,003,289.

In contexts beyond pure arithmetic, 3001000 has no widely recognized meaning. It may appear as a dataset count, a catalog or serial number, a model identifier, or a timestamp in some systems. Without context, it is treated as a plain numeric value.

See also elements related to this number include 3001 and 1000, which reflect its factors and the common thousand-based decomposition that also appears in its factorization. 3001000 serves as a representative example of a large composite number formed from a small prime-based factorization, useful in illustrating basic divisibility and factorization concepts.