2938

2938 is a natural number that follows 2937 and precedes 2939. In mathematics, it is an even composite integer, and its prime factorization is 2 × 13 × 113, making it squarefree and leaving it with eight positive divisors: 1, 2, 13, 26, 113, 226, 1469, and 2938.

In various numeral systems, 2938 has representations such as binary 101101111010, hexadecimal B7A, and octal 5572. In Roman numerals, it is written as MMCMXXXVIII.

Beyond its abstract properties, 2938 can appear as a label in different contexts. In astronomy, numbers are assigned to minor planets, so 2938 is the numeric designation of a celestial body in the sequence of such designations. In calendrical terms, 2938 CE would be a year in the distant future. As a catalog or model number, 2938 may be used to identify products, components, or datasets in technical or administrative settings, independent of any intrinsic mathematical meaning.

Overall, 2938 serves as an example of a composite, squarefree integer with a straightforward factorization and several conventional base representations, while also functioning as a generic numeric label in diverse domains.