5399

5399 is a natural number that follows 5398 and precedes 5400. In mathematical terms, it is an odd integer. It is also a prime number, meaning it has exactly two distinct positive divisors: 1 and itself. Its primality implies there are no positive integers other than 1 and 5399 that divide it evenly.

The decimal digits of 5399 sum to 26, which reduces to a digital root of 8, indicating it is not divisible by 3 or 9. It is not divisible by 2, 5, or 11, and a complete check of possible prime factors up to the square root of 5399 confirms its primality. Therefore, its divisor set is {1, 5399}.

In base 2, 5399 is represented as 1010100010111. This binary form reflects its position within the binary numeral system and can be useful in computer science contexts that require prime checks, bitwise operations, or encoding.

Beyond basic arithmetic, 5399 does not have widely recognized special properties that place it among famous constants or well-known prime gaps. It serves as an example prime in lists that enumerate primes in the 5000s range.