15130

15130 is a natural number that follows 15129 and precedes 15131. It is an even, composite integer with several straightforward arithmetic properties.

Its prime factorization is 2 × 5 × 17 × 89, which shows it has four distinct prime factors. Because of the factorization, 15130 has 16 positive divisors. The number is a multiple of 10, since it ends in zero; specifically, 15130 = 10 × 1513, and 1513 itself factors as 17 × 89.

In terms of representations, 15130 written in hexadecimal is 0x3B1A, and in binary it is 11101100011010 (a 14-bit representation without leading zeros). The decimal digits sum to 1 + 5 + 1 + 3 + 0 = 10, giving a digital root of 1.

From a mathematical perspective, 15130 serves as an example of a composite number with multiple distinct prime factors and a clean factorization pattern that yields a straightforward divisor count. It does not have any widely noted special significance in standard mathematical constants or well-known sequences beyond these basic properties.

In summary, 15130 is a small, well-behaved composite number characterized by its factorization into four distinct primes, its divisibility by 10, and its simple base representations.