4482

4482 is an integer that lies between 4481 and 4483. In decimal form, it is an even, composite number with a rich set of divisors arising from its prime factorization.

Mathematically, 4482 factors as 2 × 3^3 × 83. This means it is divisible by 2, 3, 9, 27, 6, 18, 54, and also by 83, yielding several complementary divisor pairs such as 2 × 2241, 9 × 498, and 27 × 166. The digital root of 4482 is 9, confirming divisibility by 9. The number is not a prime, nor a square or cube, but it has a concise factorization that highlights its composite structure.

In other bases, 4482 can be represented as 0x1182 in hexadecimal, 0001000110000010 in 16-bit binary, and 10602 in octal. These alternate representations are useful in computing and digital electronics, where different numeral systems are commonly employed.

Contextually, 4482 is primarily encountered as a numeric value in mathematical discussions, coding tasks, and cataloging where a specific numeric label is required. It does not have a widely recognized historical or cultural significance as a year or event count, but its factorization and base representations make it a straightforward example of a composite number with a clear prime decomposition.