32320

32320 is a natural number. It lies in the range of five-digit integers and is the successor of 32319 and the predecessor of 32321.

In mathematical terms, 32320 is an even number ending in zero, so it is divisible by 2 and by 5. Its prime factorization is 2^6 × 5 × 101, which shows that it is a composite number.

In numeral representations, 32320 can be expressed in hexadecimal as 0x7E40. Its decimal form, of course, is 32320.

In practical systems, 32320 is used as a five-digit ZIP code in the United States for mail delivery. ZIP codes are part of a postal addressing scheme intended to improve sorting and routing of mail.

Beyond mathematics and postal use, 32320 can appear as an identifier or label in calendrical, cataloging, or data-management contexts. Like many five-digit numbers, it may serve as a code in inventories, datasets, product catalogs, or other recordkeeping systems.