10197

10197 is the natural number that follows 10196 and precedes 10198. It is an odd composite integer with prime factorization 3^2 × 11 × 103, which confirms it has multiple divisors besides 1 and itself. The sum of its digits is 18, making the number divisible by 9; indeed 10197 = 9 × 1133, and 1133 further factors as 11 × 103.

In binary notation, 10197 is represented as 10011111010101_2. This places the number in the mid-range of four- and five-figure decimal values when expressed in base 2. As a decimal integer, 10197 does not correspond to a widely known constant or special value in standard mathematical tables, but it serves as an example of a composite number with a straightforward prime factorization.

Outside pure mathematics, 10197 may appear as a catalog or designation in various databases or systems, but there is no widely recognized entity universally identified by the number alone. In that sense, 10197 is primarily notable for its arithmetic properties rather than for any particular named object or event.