34311

34311 is a four-digit number. In the decimal system, it is composed of the digits three, four, three, one, and one, with place values corresponding to ten thousands, thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones, respectively. The digit three appears in the ten thousands and hundreds place. The digit four is in the thousands place. The digit one is in the tens and ones place.

As an integer, 34311 is an odd number, as its last digit is one. It is a composite number. Its prime factorization can be determined by dividing it by prime numbers. 34311 is divisible by 3, resulting in 11437. Further factorization reveals that 11437 is a prime number. Therefore, the prime factorization of 34311 is 3 x 11437.

In mathematics, 34311 can be used in various calculations. For instance, it can be the numerator or denominator of a fraction, an operand in an arithmetic operation, or a value within a data set. Its properties as an odd, composite number are relevant in number theory contexts. Beyond its numerical value, 34311 has no widely recognized independent meaning or significance. It is simply a numerical representation.