10128

10128 is a natural number that follows 10127 and precedes 10129. In mathematics, it is an even composite number.

Its prime factorization is 10128 = 2^4 × 3 × 211. As such, the number has 20 positive divisors. The sum of all divisors, denoted by sigma(10128), equals 26288, which means the sum of its proper divisors is 16160. Because the sum of proper divisors exceeds the number itself, 10128 is classified as an abundant number.

In different numeral bases, 10128 has the following representations: binary 10011110010000_2, octal 23620_8, and hexadecimal 0x2790. These forms reflect its factorization by powers of two and the remaining prime factors.

Beyond pure number theory, 10128 can appear as an identifier in various domains. In astronomy, minor planets are assigned sequential numbers, so 10128 may refer to a numbered asteroid within that catalog. In other contexts, the sequence 10128 can serve as a code or model number depending on the domain or system in which it is used. Overall, without context, 10128 functions as a numeric label with the standard mathematical properties of an integer.