17042

17042 is a natural number that sits between 17041 and 17043. In mathematics, it is an even semiprime, since its prime factorization is 2 × 8521, with 8521 being prime. Accordingly, its divisors are 1, 2, 8521, and 17042.

The decimal digit sum of 17042 is 14, giving a digital root of 5. The number is not prime, not a perfect square, and does not belong to any widely noted small-number sequences beyond its basic factorization.

Representations of 17042 in other bases include binary, octal, and hexadecimal: binary 100001010010010, octal 41222, and hexadecimal 0x4292. These base representations reflect its factorization structure and parity.

As a semiprime (the product of exactly two primes), 17042 is of interest in elementary number theory as an example of a simple semiprime. It does not correspond to a commonly cited constant, sequence entry, or widely recognized mathematical constant, and no special geometric or algebraic interpretation is attached to it in standard references.

In summary, 17042 is an even, composite number with a simple prime factorization, basic divisors, and straightforward representations in several bases. Its most notable characteristic for general discussion is its status as a semiprime.