412305

412305 is a six-digit integer. In mathematics it is an odd number and a multiple of 5, since it ends in 5, and it is also a multiple of 3 because the sum of its digits (4+1+2+3+0+5) equals 15. Its prime factorization is 3 × 5 × 27487, with 27487 appearing to be prime.

The number’s digit sum and divisibility properties place it in the common class of numbers that are divisible by 15 but not by 9. It is not divisible by 2, 4, 6, or 8, and it is not a power or a simple small composite beyond the factors 3 and 5.

In practical use, six-digit numbers like 412305 frequently serve as identifiers in postal systems, product catalogs, inventory numbers, or catalog entries in libraries and databases. Without a particular context indicating a specific system, 412305 has no single widely recognized meaning beyond its role as a numeric identifier.

When encountered, the interpretation depends on the issuing domain, such as a postal code in a country that uses six-digit codes, a serial or part number in manufacturing, or an accession number in a reference work. In each case, the surrounding information usually clarifies what that six-digit string is intended to identify. See also discussions of number theory, digit sums, and cataloging practices for related topics.