56764

56764 is a large, six-digit number that falls within the range of 5-digit and 6-digit numbers. This number is significant in numerical sequences, where it occupies a key position.

In numerical theory, the properties of 56764 are largely determined by its prime factors and divisibility. It is a composite number, and its prime factorization is not particularly straightforward. 56764 can be expressed as the product of its prime factors, which include 2, 3, and 23, but its exact prime factorization remains a mathematical curiosity.

In mathematics education, 56764 is occasionally used in examples or exercises due to its size and its relatively simple arithmetical properties. It is not, however, a number with a rich history, mathematical significance, or applications in a specific field.

In information theory, the bit length of 56764 is fixed at 16 bits. This is due to the base-2 representation of this number in binary form. The digital representation involves a sequence of 16 binary digits, where each digit can be either 0 or 1.

In application domains such as computer programming, length and range can sometimes be significant. Notwithstanding its reasonably large size, 56764 does not stand out, except as part of a number set that includes adjacent numbers similarly expressed or encoded.