4346

4346 is a natural number that follows 4345 and precedes 4347. In mathematics, it is an even composite number with a prime factorization of 2 × 41 × 53. The sum of its decimal digits is 17, giving a digital root of 8.

In different bases, 4346 can be represented as 1000011111010 in base 2, 10372 in base 8, and 10FA in base 16. These representations illustrate how the same value appears across numeral systems and are commonly used in computer science and number theory contexts.

Additional arithmetic properties include its divisibility by 2, and its non-divisibility by 3 or 5. It is congruent to 8 modulo 9 and to 6 modulo 7, among other residue classes. The number’s evenness and factorization make it a typical example of a four-digit composite integer in introductory discussions of prime factorization and divisibility.

4346 may appear as a numerical label in various catalogs, product model numbers, or cataloging systems, though it does not have a widely recognized mathematical constant, theorem, or cultural meaning associated specifically with the number itself. Like many integers, it is used in problems and demonstrations to illustrate basic properties of composite numbers and base conversions.