4322

4322 is a natural number that follows 4321 and precedes 4323. It is used here to discuss its basic mathematical properties and numeral representations in a neutral, concise manner.

In terms of factorization, 4322 = 2 × 2161, where 2161 is a prime number. Thus 4322 is an even semiprime, being the product of two primes counted with multiplicity. It is not a prime, a perfect square, or a cube, and its digit sum is 11, which means it is congruent to 2 modulo 3 and modulo 9.

In other bases, 4322 has these representations: binary 1000011100010, hexadecimal 10E2, and octal 10342. These alternative bases illustrate how the same value appears differently across numeral systems.

As a decimal, the digits are not symmetric, so 4322 is not a palindrome. Its properties as a semiprime arise from its factorization into a single even factor and a single odd prime, rather than from more complex factor structures.

There is no widely recognized historical or cultural significance attached specifically to the number 4322. It is primarily encountered in mathematical contexts, such as discussions of semiprimes, base conversions, and simple integer factorizations.