5841

5841 is a positive integer that follows 5840 and precedes 5842. In mathematical terms, it is an odd composite number with prime factorization 3^2 × 11 × 59.

The sum of its digits is 18, so 5841 is divisible by 9, giving 5841 = 9 × 649, and 649 factors as 11 × 59.

In other bases, 5841 is represented as 1011011010001 in binary and 0x16D1 in hexadecimal.

In decimal, it is not a prime, nor a square or cube, and it is not a triangular number.

In Roman numerals, 5841 can be written as (V)DCCCXLI, with the bar over V indicating 5,000.

As a fixed integer, 5841 has applications in number theory as an example of a composite with multiple prime factors, and its factorization demonstrates the presence of repeated factors as well as distinct primes. It is one of many integers used in cataloging sequences, cryptography examples, and computational tests, but it has no widely noted cultural or historical significance on its own.