3085

3085 is a natural number that follows 3084 and precedes 3086. In mathematics, it is an odd composite number with prime factorization 5 × 617, where 617 is a prime number. Its divisors are 1, 5, 617, and 3085. The sum of its digits is 16, and it is not a multiple of 3 or 9. In Roman numerals, 3085 is written as MMMLXXXV.

In calendar use, 3085 is commonly used to denote the year 3085 CE (or AD), a year in the distant future according to the Gregorian calendar, with no widely documented historical events associated in mainstream historical records. If BCE is used, 3085 BCE would be a year in ancient history well before the common era.

As a number, 3085 can appear in various coding, serial numbers, or cataloging contexts, due to its ending in 5. It is not a prime and does not have special widely recognized mathematical significance beyond being the product of two primes.

The name 3085 does not identify a widely known object on its own, but like other integers it may appear in data sets, numbering schemes, or as a label in technical documentation.