5047

5047 is a natural number that sits between 5046 and 5048. It is an odd, composite integer.

Prime factorization and divisors: 5047 equals 7^2 times 103, with 7 and 103 being primes. This gives a total of six positive divisors: 1, 7, 49, 103, 721, and 5047. Because it contains the square factor 7^2, the number is divisible by 7 and by 49.

Other arithmetic properties: 5047 is not a perfect square or a perfect cube. Its square root is between 71 and 72 (approximately 71.04), confirming that it is not a square. As a product of a square and a prime, it serves as an example in discussions of factorization patterns, illustrating how a number can incorporate both a square factor and a distinct prime.

Context and usage: In mathematics and number theory, 5047 is typically encountered as a concrete example of a composite number with a nontrivial factorization, useful for illustrating divisor counting, factor structure, and related properties. Beyond pure math, the string 5047 can appear as a catalog or designation in various contexts, but such uses are outside the mathematical scope of the number itself.