33845

33845 is a natural number. It follows 33844 and precedes 33846. In prime factorization, 33845 = 5 × 7 × 967, where 967 is a prime number. Therefore, 33845 is a composite number taken as a product of three primes.

It ends in 5, so it is divisible by 5; dividing by 5 yields 6769, which factors further as 7 × 967. The digit sum is 3+3+8+4+5 = 23, so 33845 is not divisible by 3 or 9. The digital root is 5. The number is odd and not a multiple of 2.

In other representations, 33845 equals 1000010000110101 in binary, and 33845 is 0x8435 in hexadecimal. These representations reflect its factorization and arithmetic properties in different bases.

As a five-digit integer, 33845 is mainly of interest in basic number theory as an example of a composite number with a simple prime factorization. It does not belong to a small, commonly cited special-number sequence, but it serves as a practical instance for illustrating divisibility, factorization, and base conversion concepts.