35000

35000 is the natural number following 34999 and preceding 35001. In English it is written as thirty-five thousand and in scientific notation it is 3.5 × 10^4. It is equal to 35 × 1000 and to the prime factorization 2^3 × 5^4 × 7.

As a multiple of 1000, 35000 is divisible by 8 and by 125, and therefore by 1000 itself. Its prime factorization implies it has 40 positive divisors (computed as (3+1) × (4+1) × (1+1) = 40), making it a composite number with many factor pairs. The last digit being 0 confirms divisibility by 2 and 5.

In Roman numerals, such large values are not commonly written directly; when needed, vigulum (bar) notation can be used. For example, 35000 could be represented as XXXV with a bar over the letters to indicate multiplication by 1000.

Uses and appearances of 35000 are typical for round-number references in statistics, budgeting, demographics, and planning. It often serves as a convenient benchmark or target due to its rounded, thousand-based structure. In mathematics and computer science, 35000 may appear as a sample size, a boundary in datasets, or a unit in modular calculations, especially when discussing divisibility properties or scale factors.

Overall, 35000 is a round, well-factorized, even number commonly encountered as a thousand-multiples figure in everyday counting and analytical contexts.