49599

49599 is a positive integer that lies between 49500 and 49600. It is an odd composite number with prime factorization 3^3 × 11 × 167, meaning it is divisible by 3, 9, 11, and 27, among other divisors. The sum of its digits is 36, which confirms its divisibility by 9. In decimal, its representations in other bases are: hexadecimal 0xC1BF, binary 1100000110111111, and octal 140677.

As a numeral, 49599 can appear in a variety of contexts. In mathematics and number theory, it serves as an example of a composite number with a relatively simple prime factorization and a nontrivial divisor structure. It can be used in exercises involving divisibility, factor trees, and base conversions.

In practical uses, 49599 is also a five-digit code that can occur in administrative systems. In the United States ZIP code framework, 49599 is a code assigned to a specific postal facility or PO Box, reflecting how numeric identifiers are used to route mail. Beyond that, 49599 may appear as a catalog or model number in commercial or archival lists, or as an arbitrary identifier in datasets and documentation.

Overall, 49599 is primarily notable as a specific integer with a defined factorization, while also functioning as a numeric label in geographic, postal, and cataloging systems.