11112

11112 is a natural number that follows 11111 and precedes 11113. In mathematics, it is classified as a composite number and is even.

The prime factorization of 11112 is 2^3 × 3 × 463, since 11112 divided by 8 gives 1389, which equals 3 × 463. Accordingly, 11112 is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, and 24, among other divisors, but it is not divisible by 5, 9, or any prime factors larger than 463. Its digital sum is 6, implying divisibility by 3, and its last three digits form 112, which confirms divisibility by 8 as well.

In different numeral bases, 11112 has the following representations: in hexadecimal it is 0x2B68, in binary it is 10101101101000 (or with leading zeros as 0010101101101000 for a 16-bit form), and in octal it is 0o25550. These base representations reflect the same value across numeral systems and can be useful in various computational contexts.

As a specific integer, 11112 does not denote a widely recognized constant or named sequence on its own but serves as an example of a non-prime even number with a straightforward factorization. It can appear in numerical studies, coding contexts, and as part of larger arithmetic or algebraic constructs, where its factorization properties influence divisibility and factor-related analyses.