5070

5070 is a natural number that follows 5069 and precedes 5071. In prime factorization form, 5070 = 2 × 3 × 5 × 13^2, making it an even and composite number. It has 24 positive divisors. The digit sum of 5070 is 12, giving a digital root of 3, and it is divisible by 2, 3, and 5, hence by 30 as well.

In arithmetic and number theory, 5070 is often encountered as an example of a highly composite-like structure derived from its factorization, and it participates in various divisor-related properties and identities, such as being a multiple of common small primes and of 13^2. Its parity and factorization also make it a convenient test case for algorithms dealing with divisors, factorization, and modular arithmetic.

As a year designation, 5070 can denote the year AD 5070 in the Gregorian calendar, which would lie in the 6th millennium. In historical and literary contexts, four-digit numbers like 5070 are sometimes used as catalog or identification marks rather than as numerals with calendrical meaning.

In representation, 5070 is sometimes written in Roman numerals using a barred notation to indicate thousands, often rendered as V̄LXX in scholarly contexts. Beyond mathematics and calendars, 5070 can appear as a catalog or model number in various industries, serving as an identifier within product listings, registries, or datasets.