13775

13775 is a natural number that follows 13774 and precedes 13776. It is an odd, composite integer within the decimal system and has no widely noted special designation beyond its use as a counting number in various numerical contexts.

Its prime factorization is 5^2 × 19 × 29, which confirms its composite nature. This factorization also shows that 13775 has 12 positive divisors: 1, 5, 25, 19, 95, 475, 29, 145, 725, 551, 2755, and 13775. The number’s divisors arise from combining powers of 5 (0 to 2) with factors 19 and 29 (each present or absent).

In other common numeral systems, 13775 is represented as 0x35CF in hexadecimal and as 11010111001111 in binary. The decimal digits 1, 3, 7, 7, and 5 reflect its five-digit decimal form, while its binary and hexadecimal representations reveal its underlying bitwise structure.

As a five-digit composite integer, 13775 does not belong to any widely recognized special-number class (such as primes or perfect squares) and does not have a notable mathematical property that makes it stand out in standard number-theory lists. It serves as an example of a straightforward composite number with a small, easily describable factorization.