35005000

35005000 is a natural number in the decimal system. Beyond its use as a plain integer, the sequence can appear as an eight-digit identifier in databases, inventory systems, or catalogues.

In arithmetic, it factors as 2^3 × 5^4 × 7001, making it composite. It is divisible by 1000 (it ends with three zeros) and therefore by 8 and by 125 as well. Its digits sum to 3+5+0+0+5+0+0+0 = 13, giving a digital root of 4. The number sits between 35 million and 36 million.

As an identifier, eight-digit numbers like 35005000 are used to encode items, locations, or records, with the leading digits sometimes signaling a category or region and the trailing digits a unique item. In data sets, such values are treated as discrete keys rather than quantitative measures.

Notable mathematical facts include its prime factorization, its divisibility properties, and its representation in scientific notation as approximately 3.5005 × 10^7. There is no widely recognized historical or cultural significance attributed specifically to the number 35005000.