28334733

28334733, written as 28,334,733 in decimal notation, is an eight-digit positive integer. It is odd and composite. The prime factorization is 3 × 7 × 17 × 139 × 571. The sum of its digits is 33, which means the number is divisible by 3 but not by 9.

In numeric appearance, 28,334,733 does not correspond to a widely recognized constant, date, or theorem. It is typically cited as an example in discussions of factorization and divisibility, rather than for any intrinsic mathematical significance. The factorization demonstrates how an eight-digit integer can be decomposed into several relatively small primes.

In practical use, 28,334,733 may appear as an arbitrary identifier in databases, catalogs, product codes, or sample values for algorithm testing. Like many large integers, it can arise in teaching demonstrations about primality, divisibility rules, or factoring algorithms but does not carry a standard meaning beyond its numerical properties.