3503

3503 is a natural number that follows 3502 and precedes 3504. It is odd and composite.

Its prime factorization is 3503 = 31 × 113, with both 31 and 113 prime. Therefore 3503 is square-free and has four positive divisors: 1, 31, 113, and 3503. It is also a semiprime, being the product of exactly two primes.

In decimal notation, the digits sum to 11, giving a digital root of 2. The square root of 3503 is about 59.2, placing it between 59^2 = 3481 and 60^2 = 3600.

In common numeral systems, 3503 has several representations: binary 110110101111, hexadecimal 0xDAF, octal 6657, and base-12 representation 203B_12. These representations illustrate how a single integer can be expressed across different bases.

Summary: 3503 is a square-free semiprime, equal to 31 × 113, with a small set of divisors and multiple base representations. It is not prime and has no special designation beyond its factorization as a product of two primes.