3325

3325 is a four-digit number that follows 3324 and precedes 3326 in the natural number sequence. In mathematical terms, it is an odd composite number with several interesting properties.

The prime factorization of 3325 reveals its fundamental structure as 5² × 7 × 19, indicating it can be divided evenly by 1, 5, 7, 19, 25, 35, 95, 133, 175, 475, 665, and 3325 itself. This factorization shows that 3325 is divisible by three distinct prime numbers: 5, 7, and 19.

In Roman numerals, 3325 is represented as MMMCCCXXV. The number can also be expressed in various numeral systems, including binary (110011111101), octal (6375), and hexadecimal (CFD).

From a mathematical perspective, 3325 is not a perfect square or perfect cube, though it is close to 57² (3249) and 15³ (3375). The sum of its digits (3 + 3 + 2 + 5) equals 13, and it has a digit product of 90.

In astronomy, 3325 is associated with minor planet designation (3325) TARDIS, discovered in 1984. The number also appears in various other scientific and technical contexts, though it lacks the widespread cultural significance of some other four-digit numbers.

Geographically, 3325 may reference elevations, measurements, or identifiers in specific contexts, such as mountain heights or geographic coordinates, though these applications are typically localized rather than globally recognized.

The number 3325 serves primarily as a mathematical entity with standard arithmetic properties, finding occasional use in scientific nomenclature and specialized applications where four-digit numerical identification is required.