6249

6249 is the natural number that follows 6248 and precedes 6250. In basic arithmetic, it is an odd composite integer. The sum of its decimal digits is 21, which confirms its divisibility by 3; indeed 6249 factors as 3 × 2083, where 2083 is a prime number. Consequently, the positive divisors of 6249 are 1, 3, 2083, and 6249, giving it four divisors in total.

In other common numeral systems, 6249 has simple representations: in binary it is 1100001101001, and in hexadecimal it is 0x1869. These representations reflect its factorization and place in the decimal sequence.

From a number-theoretic perspective, 6249 is not a prime, not a power of a smaller integer, and it does not belong to a widely known constant or prominent mathematical sequence by itself. It can serve as a typical example for illustrating basic factorization, divisor counting (four divisors), and conversions between numeral bases in introductory arithmetic or number theory contexts. As with many four-digit integers, its most notable properties are its divisibility by 3 and its factorization into a product of two primes.