50999999

50999999, written as 50,999,999 in decimal, is a positive integer. It sits just below 51,000,000, since 51,000,000 − 1 equals 50,999,999. The decimal representation features the pattern “50” followed by six consecutive 9s.

In other common numeral systems, the number is represented as 0x30A32BF in hexadecimal. This hexadecimal form provides a compact base-16 representation that is often used in computing contexts.

Numeric properties of 50,999,999 include its oddness (it is not divisible by 2) and its non-divisibility by 3 or 5, as indicated by the digit-sum test (the sum of digits is 59, which is not a multiple of 3) and the last digit being 9. It is congruent to 1 modulo 7 (50,999,999 ≡ 1 (mod 7)). The primality status of the number is not stated here and would require a factorization check for a definitive answer.

Contextually, 50,999,999 is primarily notable for its closeness to 51,000,000 and for illustrating large-integer formatting or testing in programming and mathematical examples. As a specific integer, it does not correspond to a widely recognized mathematical constant or a well-known named value.