3364

3364 is a positive integer notable for being a perfect square: 3364 = 58^2. In prime factorization form, 3364 = 2^2 × 29^2, since 58 = 2 × 29. As a result, its divisors are 1, 2, 4, 29, 58, 116, 841, 1682, and 3364, for a total of nine divisors. The fact that it is a square implies an odd number of divisors and that its square root is an integer (58).

In decimal, 3364 is even and divisible by 4 but not by 8, reflecting the exponent of 2 in its factorization. In base representations, it equals 0b110100100100 in binary and 0xD24 in hexadecimal.

Contextual uses of the number include its appearance in mathematical problems, computer science identifiers, or as a label in various catalogs or datasets. In calendar terms, 3364 could denote a year in the distant future, should it be used to indicate a date in the Gregorian chronology, though no specific historical events are associated with that year in current records. Beyond these mathematical and labeling contexts, there is no widely recognized named concept or standard designation uniquely tied to the number 3364.