3713

3713 is a natural number that follows 3712 and precedes 3714. It is an odd composite number, since it can be written as a product of two primes.

Its prime factorization is 3713 = 47 × 79, which makes it a semiprime (a number that has exactly two prime factors, counting multiplicity). This places 3713 among the well-studied semiprimes in number theory, though it has no special designation beyond its factorization.

In various representations, 3713 appears as follows: in decimal it is 3713; in binary it is 1110100000001; in octal it is 7201; and in hexadecimal it is E81. In Roman numerals it is written as MMMDCCXIII.

Basic digit properties include a digit sum of 14 and a digital root of 5. It is not divisible by 2, 3, or 5. Its remainder modulo 7 is 3, and modulo 9 is 5. The value sits slightly below the square of 61, since 61^2 equals 3721, making 3713 eight less than that square.

Summary: 3713 is a composite semiprime, factors cleanly into 47 and 79, and has straightforward representations in binary, octal, hexadecimal, and Roman numerals. It serves as a representative example of a semiprime in arithmetic contexts without holding notable additional significance beyond its factorization.