7002000

7002000 is a natural number that can be written in decimal notation as seven million two thousand. It ends with three zeros, making it a multiple of 1000. Its prime factorization is 2^4 × 3^2 × 5^3 × 389, which shows that it is divisible by 16, 9, 125, and 389, among other factors.

In non-mathematical contexts, 7002000 may appear as a numeric identifier, such as a product code, batch number, serial label, or dataset ID. There is no universally recognized object or standard associated with the number itself; its meaning depends on the system that assigns it.

As an identifier, the sequence 7002000 is typically chosen to ensure uniqueness within a particular domain, such as inventory records, shipping documents, or archival catalogs. Large numeric identifiers are common in data management because they are easy to store, sort, and compare programmatically.

Related topics include prime factorization, multiples of 1000, and the general use of large numeric identifiers in data management.