3501

3501 is an integer that sits between 3500 and 3502. In number theory, it is an odd composite number with prime factorization 3^2 × 389, since 3501 = 9 × 389. The digit sum is 3+5+0+1 = 9, so the number is divisible by 9. Consequently, 389 is prime, making the factorization complete. Its square root is approximately 59.2, so 3501 is not a perfect square.

In numeral systems, 3501 has several representations. In Roman numerals it is MMMDI (3000 + 500 + 1). In hexadecimal it is DAD, or 0xDAD, which is a palindrome. In binary it is 110110101101, and in octal it is 6655.

Additional properties include its congruence relations: 3501 is 0 modulo 9 and 1 modulo 4. It is not prime and not a perfect square. The number’s representations across bases highlight occasional aesthetic features, such as the hex palindrome DAD.

Potential uses of the number 3501 are typical of natural numbers and may appear in cataloging, numbering schemes, or mathematical examples. Beyond its arithmetic attributes, 3501 does not have widely recognized significance as a standalone identifier or year and is primarily of interest for its divisibility, factorization, and base representations.