10567

10567 is a natural number that follows 10566 and precedes 10568. In basic terms it is an odd integer used in arithmetic, counting, and numerical identifiers.

In number theory, 10567 is a prime number. It has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself, which also makes it square-free. It is congruent to 3 modulo 4. The sum of its decimal digits is 1 + 0 + 5 + 6 + 7 = 19, giving a digital root of 1. Its common representations include decimal 10567, hexadecimal 0x2947, and binary 10100101000111.

As a five-digit integer, 10567 can function as a numeric identifier in various systems, such as catalog numbers, serial codes, or postal designations where five-digit identifiers are used. There is no widely known mathematical constant or famous theorem specifically associated with this number.

Other notes: as a prime, the only positive divisors of 10567 are 1 and 10567. Its prime status implies it cannot be expressed as a power of an integer greater than 1. In everyday usage, numbers like 10567 typically appear as identifiers or data points rather than as objects with particular named properties beyond their numerical characteristics.