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370000

370000 is a natural number that sits between 369999 and 370001. In decimal notation, it has four trailing zeros, making it a multiple of 10,000. It can be expressed as 37 × 10,000 and in scientific notation as 3.7 × 10^5.

Mathematical properties of 370000 include its prime factorization, which is 2^4 × 5^4 × 37. This shows

In usage, 370000 often appears as a large rounded figure in arithmetic problems and estimates. It serves

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the
number
is
even
and
divisible
by
16,
625,
and
by
10000
(since
10,000
is
2^4
×
5^4).
Because
the
prime
factors
are
2,
5,
and
37,
which
are
pairwise
coprime,
the
total
number
of
positive
divisors
is
(4+1)
×
(4+1)
×
(1+1)
=
50.
The
Euler
totient
function
value
is
φ(370000)
=
8
×
500
×
36
=
144,000,
reflecting
the
count
of
integers
up
to
370,000
that
are
coprime
to
it.
as
an
example
of
a
number
with
multiple
trailing
zeros
and
a
nontrivial
prime
factorization.
As
with
many
integers,
its
significance
is
primarily
mathematical
and
contextual
rather
than
intrinsic.
In
other
representations,
such
as
other
bases,
the
digits
would
differ,
but
in
decimal
it
is
written
exactly
as
370000.