5163

5163 is a natural number that follows 5162 and precedes 5164. It is an odd composite number.

Its prime factorization is 5163 = 3 × 1721, where 1721 is a prime number. Therefore, 5163 is a semiprime, having exactly four divisors: 1, 3, 1721, and 5163.

In different bases, 5163 can be represented as follows: in binary it is 1010000101011, in octal it is 12053, and in hexadecimal it is 0x142B. These representations reflect its arithmetic structure as a product of two primes.

Further properties include a digit sum of 15, which makes 5163 divisible by 3 but not by 9. This arithmetic feature is a direct consequence of the number’s factorization. The number is not a square, not a triangular number, and not a Fibonacci number, placing it outside several common numerical sequences.

In mathematics, 5163 is often cited as an example of a semiprime, illustrating how a composite number can be the product of two primes. Its relatively small size and simple factorization make it useful in basic demonstrations of divisors, modular arithmetic, and base conversions.