295

295 is a natural number that follows 294 and precedes 296. In decimal notation it is written as 295. It is an odd, composite number.

Its prime factorization is 5 × 59, with divisors 1, 5, 59, and 295. Consequently it is squarefree and has four positive divisors. Euler's totient function gives φ(295) = φ(5) × φ(59) = 4 × 58 = 232. The number is not a prime, not a square, and is congruent to 0 modulo 5 and modulo 59.

In different numeral systems, 295 is represented as binary 100100111, octal 447, and hexadecimal 127. In Roman numerals it is CCXCV. As a year, 295 CE/AD refers to a point in late antiquity, during the later period of the Roman Empire.

In infrastructure and geography, 295 is used as a designation for several highway routes, including Interstate 295 in various U.S. states. Road numbers like 295 are common for beltways, connectors, and regional routes, and are not unique to a single roadway.