5833

5833 is a natural number that follows 5832 and precedes 5834. It is an odd composite integer with prime factorization 19 × 307.

Because it is the product of two distinct primes, 5833 is a semiprime. Its positive divisors are 1, 19, 307, and 5833, making four divisors in total. This confirms that 5833 is not a perfect square and has exactly two prime factors.

In different numeral systems, 5833 appears as 0x16C9 in hexadecimal and as 1011011001001 in binary. The sum of its decimal digits is 19, and its base-2 representation reflects its composition as a product of two primes rather than a simple power. In modular arithmetic, 5833 has various residues depending on the modulus chosen.

From a number-theory perspective, 5833 is square-free and semiprime, properties that place it within a basic class of integers studied for its factorization characteristics. While not notable for special mathematical identities, 5833 serves as an example of a small semiprime and is occasionally cited in problems illustrating prime factorization, divisors, and different base representations.