4267

4267 is the natural number that follows 4266 and precedes 4268. In mathematics, it is an odd composite number. Its prime factorization is 17 multiplied by 251, which makes 4267 a semiprime and square-free. Consequently, its positive divisors are 1, 17, 251, and 4267, giving it four divisors in total.

In different numeral systems, 4267 is written as 0x10AB in hexadecimal and as 1000010101011 in binary. Its decimal representation is unchanged across contexts, and it has no widely used alternate base representation beyond these common forms.

Usage-wise, 4267 may appear as a catalog or designation number in various fields, such as astronomical object numbering or archival identifiers, where numbers are assigned sequentially to entries. It could also denote a year in calendar discussions, for example 4267 CE, which would place it in the distant future, or 4267 BCE, in the ancient past, depending on convention.

In number-theory contexts, 4267 serves as an example of a semiprime—specifically the product of two distinct primes. It is neither prime nor a perfect square, and it participates in standard arithmetic and modular computations like many other composite integers.