53×139×2411

53 × 139 × 2411 is a product of three prime numbers: 53, 139, and 2411. Prime numbers are natural numbers greater than 1 that have no positive divisors other than 1 and themselves. The calculation of this product yields a specific integer.

The number 53 is the 16th prime number. The number 139 is the 34th prime number. The number 2411 is the 359th prime number. The multiplication of these three primes results in the integer 17635037. This integer has no factors other than 1, 53, 139, 2411, and the products of pairs of these primes, and the number itself.

Numbers that are the product of three distinct prime numbers are sometimes referred to as semiprimes of order three, although this terminology is not universally standardized. The prime factorization of any integer is unique, according to the fundamental theorem of arithmetic. Therefore, 53 × 139 × 2411 represents the unique prime factorization of the number 17635037. This specific product does not appear to have any commonly known mathematical properties or applications beyond its definition as the product of these three primes.