60287

60287 is a natural number that lies between 60286 and 60288. In mathematics, it is an odd, composite integer.

Its prime factorization is 19^2 × 167, meaning 60287 = 361 × 167. Equivalently, 60287 = 19 × 3173. Since it has more than two prime factors (with a repeated factor), it is not a prime and not a prime power beyond the given factors.

From a divisibility perspective, 60287 is not divisible by 2, 3, or 5. The sum of its digits is 23, so it is not divisible by 3 or 9. Its approximate square root is 245.6, indicating that it is not a perfect square or cube.

In decimal form, the number is represented as five digits with a zero in the second position, and its digital root is 5 (the sum of digits reduces to 5). Its factorization into 19 and 167 shows a nontrivial structure that is sometimes used in elementary factorization examples and modular arithmetic illustrations.

There is no widely known cultural, scientific, or historical object commonly designated simply by 60287. As a five-digit integer, it is primarily of interest in numeric and arithmetic contexts, serving as an example of a composite number with a nontrivial prime factorization.