5158

5158 is an integer in the decimal number system. It sits between 5157 and 5159. In arithmetic terms, 5158 is even and composite, because its prime factorization is 2 × 2579, with 2579 being a prime number. Therefore it has four positive divisors: 1, 2, 2579, and 5158. It is not a prime, not a perfect square, and it is not divisible by 3 or 5. The sum of its digits is 19, giving a digital root of 1.

In various base representations, 5158 can be expressed as 1010000100110 in binary and 0x1426 in hexadecimal. These representations reflect its place within binary and hexadecimal numeral systems and are common ways to display the same value in computing and digital contexts.

Beyond pure mathematics, 5158 is used as an identifying number in a range of catalogs, product lines, and other designation systems. As with many four-digit integers, it may appear in inventory codes, model numbers, route identifiers, or archival references. Without specific context, it serves as a generic numeric label rather than a compound or inherently meaningful symbol.

In sum, 5158 is a standard composite integer with straightforward factorization and familiar representations in common bases, and it also appears as a generic identifier in various informational and cataloging contexts. See also discussions of numbers with similar properties or the broader category of four-digit integers.