8001500

8001500 is a natural number in the decimal numeral system. It is an even integer and can be written as 8,001,500 in standard comma notation.

In mathematical terms, 8001500 has the prime factorization 2^2 × 5^3 × 13 × 1231. This expresses the number as a product of small prime factors: 4, 125, 13, and 1231. Equivalently, it can be represented as 16,003 × 500, since 16,003 × 500 equals 8,001,500. The last two digits are 00, indicating divisibility by 100, and the last three digits are 500, indicating divisibility by 500 as well. The number is not divisible by 3, since the sum of its digits is 14.

Representational notes include its scientific notation form: 8.0015 × 10^6. As a relatively large composite number with multiple small prime factors, 8001500 often serves as a convenient example in teaching contexts for topics such as factorization, divisibility, and integer arithmetic.

Beyond pure mathematics, 8001500 may function as an arbitrary identifier in datasets, catalogs, or product numbering, where its specific meaning depends on the domain and context. Without accompanying information, it remains simply a decimal integer with the properties described above.