6127

6127 is a natural number that follows 6126 and precedes 6128. It is an odd composite number and a semiprime, meaning it is the product of two primes.

The prime factorization of 6127 is 11 × 557, with both 11 and 557 being prime. Therefore, the positive divisors of 6127 are 1, 11, 557, and 6127. As a semiprime, it has exactly four divisors and two prime factors (counting multiplicity).

In common numeral systems, 6127 equals decimal 6127, binary 1011111101111, and hexadecimal 0x17EF. It lies between 2^12 and 2^13, so its binary representation uses 13 bits.

Arithmetic and number-theory notes: the sum of its decimal digits is 6 + 1 + 2 + 7 = 16, giving a digital root of 7. It is congruent to 7 modulo 9 and is not divisible by 3 or 5. Its factorization into two primes makes it a useful example when illustrating divisor counting and prime factorization in introductory number theory.

Context and usage: as a semiprime with distinct prime factors, 6127 is often cited in elementary discussions of factorization and divisor structure. Beyond its role as a specific numerical example, there is no widely recognized mathematical constant or notable object directly associated with this particular number.