5762

5762 is a positive integer in the decimal system. It sits between 5761 and 5763 and has several arithmetic properties of interest in basic number theory.

The prime factorization of 5762 is 2 × 43 × 67, making it a composite number. Its proper divisors are 1, 2, 43, 67, 86, 134, and 2881, which sum to 3214. Since this sum is less than 5762, 5762 is a deficient number. It is not a square, not a cube, and not a prime. In binary, 5762 is 10110100000010; in hexadecimal it is 0x1682; and in octal it is 13202. The Roman numeral representation is V with a bar (V̄) indicating 5000, followed by DCCLXII, so 5762 can be written as V̄DCCLXII.

In other contexts, 5762 appears as a calendar year designation in the Hebrew calendar, corresponding roughly to the period 2001–2002 CE. In Unicode terminology, the decimal number 5762 equals the code point U+1682, which lies in the Ogham block of the Unicode standard.

Overall, 5762 is straightforwardly characterized as an even, composite, deficient number with a simple prime factorization and several standard base representations. Its appearances in calendar and encoding contexts reflect common cross-domain usages of four-digit integers.