60243

60243 is a natural number that follows 60242 and precedes 60244. In base-10 notation it is a five-digit integer with the digits 6, 0, 2, 4, and 3. It is an odd composite number.

The prime factorization of 60243 is 3 × 43 × 467, meaning it is square-free and has three distinct prime factors. This factorization implies eight positive divisors in total: 1, 3, 43, 129, 467, 1401, 20081, and 60243.

Numerical properties of the number include a digit sum of 15, which makes it divisible by 3. Consequently, the digital root is 6, and the number is not prime. Its divisors arise directly from its prime factors, and any divisor must be a product formed by selecting either the factor 3, the factor 43, and the factor 467, or none of them.

In mathematical contexts, 60243 can serve as an example of a product of three distinct primes, illustrating concepts such as factorization, divisor count, and modular arithmetic. As a specific five-digit integer, it does not have widely noted historical or real-world roles beyond its use as an illustrative numeric example.