6250

6250 is a positive integer that follows 6249 and precedes 6251. In base-10 notation it ends with a zero, making it divisible by 10 and, consequently, by 2 and 5 as well. Its prime factorization is 2 × 5^5, which shows that it is a composite number.

The divisors of 6250 are 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 125, 250, 625, 1250, 3125, and 6250. This reflects its factorization as 2 times 5 to the fifth power. The number is not a prime, not a perfect square, and does not belong to several common special-number sequences such as the Fibonacci or triangular numbers.

In different numeral systems, 6250 has representations such as binary 1100001101010, hexadecimal 0x186A, and octal 14152. These representations arise from its integer value and its factor structure.

In practical terms, 6250 can be viewed as 6.25 thousand. In computing contexts, 6250 bytes is exactly 6.25 kilobytes in decimal terms (where kilobyte equals 1000 bytes) and about 6.1 kibibytes in binary terms (where kibibyte equals 1024 bytes). The number’s factorization into powers of 5 and 2 underpins its divisibility properties and its appearances in problems involving multiples of 125 or 250.