701

701 is a natural number that follows 700 and precedes 702. It is a prime number, having no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.

Representations of 701 include its binary, octal, and hexadecimal forms. In binary it is 1010111101; in octal it is 1275; and in hexadecimal it is 2BD. In Roman numerals, 701 is written as DCCI.

701 CE is a year in the early medieval period, with events and developments varying by region and historical context.

Uses and designations: area code 701 covers the U.S. state of North Dakota, originally assigned as one of the North American Numbering Plan’s initial area codes in 1947. The number also appears in technology history as the IBM 701, a mainframe computer introduced in 1952 and notable as an early commercial scientific computer.

Other contexts: as a numeric label, 701 can appear as a model number, designation, or identifier in various domains, ranging from transportation to consumer electronics, depending on the organization or product involved.