13150

13150 is a positive integer that follows 13149 and precedes 13151. In mathematics it is a composite number with prime factorization 2 × 5^2 × 263. This means its divisors arise from multiplying combinations of these prime factors, and the number has 12 positive divisors in total.

The sum of its divisors, denoted sigma(13150), equals 24552. Because sigma(13150) is less than 2 × 13150 (which is 26300), 13150 is classified as a deficient number. It is also a Harshad (Niven) number in base 10, since the digit sum 1+3+1+5+0 equals 10 and 13150 is divisible by 10, giving 13150/10 = 1315.

13150 can be expressed in several common bases:

- Binary: 11001101011110

- Hexadecimal: 0x335E

- Octal: 31536

In decimal form, the last digit being 0 confirms it is divisible by 10, and the overall factorization shows it is a multiple of 50 (13150 = 50 × 263). The representation 0x335E and the binary form reflect its composition from the prime factors 2, 5, and 263.

13150 does not possess special widely recognized significance as a mathematical constant. It frequently appears as a representative numeric example in number theory discussions and problem settings, illustrating properties of factorization, divisor sums, and base conversions.