5224

5224 is a natural number that falls between 5223 and 5225. It is an even, composite integer with a straightforward prime factorization.

The prime factorization of 5224 is 2^3 × 653, where 653 is a prime number. Consequently, 5224 has eight positive divisors: 1, 2, 4, 8, 653, 1306, 2612, and 5224. The presence of the factor 2^3 confirms that the number is divisible by 8, and its divisors reflect the combination of that power of two with the prime 653.

In common numeral systems, 5224 is written as 1010001101000 in binary, 0x1468 in hexadecimal, and 0o12150 in octal. In Roman numerals, large numbers are typically denoted with a vinculum for thousands; 5224 can be represented as V̄CCXXIV, where V̄ indicates 5000, followed by 200 (CC), 20 (XX), and 4 (IV).

Uses of the number 5224 are generally contextual rather than intrinsic; it can appear as a catalog or model number, a designation in coding systems, or a placeholder in examples. There is no widely recognized mathematical constant, historical event, or cultural significance uniquely tied to 5224.

In summary, 5224 is a composite integer with a simple factorization, distinct binary, hexadecimal, and octal representations, and typical notations in Roman numerals.