3316

3316 is a four-digit integer in the decimal system. It sits between 3315 and 3317. In mathematics, it is an even composite number with prime factorization 2^2 × 829. Consequently, its positive divisors are 1, 2, 4, 829, 1658, and 3316. Since 3316 = 2 × 1658, it is also the 1658th even number. The sum of its digits is 13, and the number is not prime, not a square, and not a simple power of a small integer.

In calendar usage, 3316 may denote the year AD 3316 (or CE 3316), a date in the far future under the Gregorian system. No widely documented historical events are attached to that year in contemporary sources.

In astronomy and related fields, numerical designations such as 3316 are commonly assigned to objects in catalogs—for example, minor planets or similar celestial bodies. The number would indicate the object’s place in a sequential catalog, with full details and any approved name provided by the organizing authority once the object is officially designated.

Beyond mathematics and science, 3316 may appear as a model or part number in various industries, including electronics, machinery, or consumer goods, where alphanumeric identifiers often combine digits with letters or other symbols. Without a specific context, 3316 remains a generic numerical designation.