80006000

80006000 is a numeric string that can denote different values depending on context. When interpreted as a decimal integer, it represents the value 80,006,000.

In mathematics, 80,006,000 factors as 2^4 × 5^3 × 40,003, with 40,003 being prime. This means the number is divisible by 16 and by 125, and by 2000 (since 2^4 × 5^3 = 2000). It is not divisible by 3, and it has 16 × 125 × 40,003 as its prime-factor decomposition.

In hexadecimal notation, 80006000 is often written as 0x80006000. This value equals the decimal 2,147,508,224. In the context of computing, 0x80006000 may appear as a memory address in 32-bit address spaces; addresses beginning with 0x8000 are commonly associated with the upper, privileged portion of the address space on some architectures, though exact usage depends on the system.

Other uses of the string 80006000 can occur as a product or model number, a catalog or file identifier, or a coding convention in various databases. Because it is simply a sequence of digits, its meaning is not fixed without additional context.

See also: hexadecimal addressing, 32-bit address space, prime factorization.