186061

186061 is a natural number that follows 186060 and precedes 186062. In number theory it is a composite number and, more specifically, a semiprime, since it is the product of exactly two prime numbers.

Its prime factorization is 186061 = 43 × 4327. Here 4327 is prime, so the factorization is complete. Consequently, the positive divisors of 186061 are 1, 43, 4327, and 186061, giving it four divisors in total.

186061 is odd and not divisible by 3 or 5, as shown by the sum of digits and last digit. It is not a perfect square or a higher prime power. The semiprime nature makes it a simple example in discussions of two-prime products.

While 186061 has no widely known special mathematical properties beyond its factorization, semiprimes like it are of interest in elementary number theory and in discussions of cryptographic concepts, though this particular value is far too small for practical use. It can be used in examples and exercises that illustrate factoring, divisors, and modular arithmetic.