40007000

40007000 is an eight-digit integer in base-10 notation. Its decimal representation is 40007000, consisting of the digits 4, 0, 0, 0, 7, 0, 0, 0. The number is even and ends with three trailing zeros, indicating it is divisible by 1000.

In terms of factorization, 40007000 can be written as 40,007 × 1,000. Since 1,000 equals 2^3 × 5^3, the prime factorization of 40007000 is 2^3 × 5^3 × 40,007, provided that 40,007 is prime. If 40,007 is indeed prime, the total number of positive divisors of 40007000 would be (3+1) × (3+1) × (1+1) = 32. The number is therefore composite, with multiple divisors, and its divisibility by powers of 2 and 5 reflects its trailing zeros.

Numerically, 40007000 is close to 40,000,000, being 7,000 more than that benchmark. Its size places it in the tens of millions, making it a typical example in discussions of large integers, scaling, and decimal representation. There is no widely established significance associated with this exact value beyond its mathematical properties as an even, highly factorable number with three trailing zeros.

In common use, 40007000 may appear as a placeholder or identifier in examples, datasets, or coding contexts where a large integer with known divisibility characteristics (such as a multiple of 1000) is convenient. See also: integer, prime number, factorization, trailing zeros.