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3235

3235 is the natural number that follows 3234 and precedes 3236. In pure number theory, it is a composite integer with several simple properties that make it useful in illustrating basic concepts.

Its prime factorization is 5 × 647, which makes 3235 a semiprime (the product of two primes).

In common numeral systems, 3235 can be represented as 110010100011 in binary and as CA3 in hexadecimal.

As a calendar year, 3235 CE would lie far in the future, outside of contemporary historical context.

Overall, 3235 is notable primarily for its role as a semiprime with straightforward factorization, its simple

It
is
square-free,
since
its
prime
factors
are
distinct,
and
it
is
not
a
perfect
power.
The
sum
of
its
decimal
digits
is
3
+
2
+
3
+
5
=
13,
a
prime
number,
and
the
number
is
congruent
to
3
modulo
4.
In
Roman
numerals,
the
value
is
written
as
MMMCCXXXV,
reflecting
3000
(MMM),
200
(CC),
30
(XXX),
and
5
(V).
Beyond
that,
3235
serves
as
an
example
number
in
various
cataloging,
indexing,
and
model-design
contexts
where
a
compact,
identifiable
integer
is
helpful.
base
representations,
and
its
place
in
the
sequence
of
natural
numbers
used
in
mathematical
examples
and
identifiers.