4699

4699 is a natural number that sits between 4698 and 4700. It is odd and composite, meaning it is not a prime number.

As a semiprime, it is the product of two primes (37 and 127) and has exactly four positive divisors: 1, 37, 127, and 4699. The sum of all divisors is 4864, and the sum of proper divisors is 165, making 4699 a deficient number.

Representations: in decimal it is written as 4699; in hexadecimal it is 0x125B; in binary it is 1001001011011; in octal it is 11133.

In number theory, semiprimes like 4699 are used to illustrate factorization properties and the multiplicative structure of integers. The factorization 4699 = 37 × 127 shows how a composite number can be formed as the product of two primes, each with its own arithmetic significance.