3323

3323 is an integer that sits between 3322 and 3324. In mathematical terminology, it is notable for being a prime number, meaning it has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.

As a prime, 3323 is odd and not divisible by any of the small primes 2, 3, or 5. The sum of its decimal digits is 11, which confirms it is not divisible by 3. Its primality implies it has no nontrivial factorization, and its only positive divisors are 1 and 3323. In binary, 3323 is represented as 110011111011; in octal it is 6373; and in hexadecimal it is CF B (0xCFB).

In base representations, 3323 can be written as:

- Decimal: 3323

- Binary: 110011111011

- Octal: 6373

- Hexadecimal: 0xCFB

The number 3323 largely appears in mathematical discussions as an example of a prime. Outside pure mathematics, it may be encountered as a catalog or identifier in various databases, product models, or fictional timelines, but there is no universally recognized significance attached to it beyond its primality.

See also: prime number, list of prime numbers, numeral systems.