1995159

1995159 is a positive integer in decimal notation. It sits between 1,995,158 and 1,995,160 on the number line and, like many seven-digit numbers, has no inherent meaning outside its mathematical properties unless assigned a specific role in a dataset or system.

Mathematically, 1995159 is odd and is divisible by 3, as indicated by the sum of its digits (1+9+9+5+1+5+9 = 39). Dividing by 3 yields 665,053, so 1995159 can be expressed as 3 × 665,053. The quotient 665,053 is itself an odd integer; determining whether it is prime would require further factorization. Consequently, 1995159 is a composite number and has at least the divisors 1, 3, 665,053, and 1,995,159. It is not a perfect square.

In practical use, numbers like 1995159 commonly appear as identifiers in databases, catalogs, or archival records when a seven-digit code is needed. Without additional context, there is no widely recognized mathematical theorem or cultural reference tied specifically to this value. It serves primarily as an example of a seven-digit composite integer with a simple small-factor decomposition.

Summary: 1995159 is a seven-digit composite number equal to 3 × 665,053, not a prime or perfect square, and its significance rests on any particular context in which it is applied, such as a serial, catalog, or identifier.