50300

50300 is a natural number that lies between 50299 and 50301. It is even and composite, with a prime factorization of 50300 = 2^2 × 5^2 × 503, where 503 is a prime number. The number is a multiple of 100, since it contains the factors 2^2 and 5^2.

In terms of its divisors, 50300 has 18 positive divisors. The sum of all divisors of 50300 is 109,368, reflecting its factorization as a product of a square (2^2 × 5^2) and a prime (503). The arithmetic structure of 50300 makes it a useful example for illustrating divisor counting and sigma function calculations.

In postal and geographic contexts, 50300 is used as a five-digit postal code in France. Codes beginning with 50 are associated with the Manche department in Normandy, and 50300 would typically designate a specific town or grouping of communes served by a postal distribution office within that region.

Beyond pure mathematics and postal use, 50300 can appear in other domains as a numeric identifier, such as a port number in networking (within the valid 0–65535 range) or as a time interval expressed in seconds. For instance, 50300 seconds convert to 13 hours, 58 minutes, and 20 seconds, illustrating how the same number can appear in distinct practical contexts.