6479

6479 is a natural number that follows 6478 and precedes 6480. It is an odd composite number, and its prime factorization is 11 × 19 × 31, making it the product of three distinct primes.

In various representations, 6479 can be expressed as 1100101001111 in binary and 0x194F in hexadecimal. The decimal digits of 6479 sum to 26, giving a digital root of 8. Because of its factorization, 6479 is not a prime and is not a perfect square or cube.

From a numerical and recreational mathematics perspective, 6479 serves as an example of a composite number with multiple small prime factors. Its factorization demonstrates how a number can be built from distinct primes, and its base representations illustrate standard conversions between numeral systems. There are no widely recognized special properties or notable theorems uniquely associated with 6479 beyond its role as a demonstrative composite integer in mathematical contexts. See also lists of composite numbers and prime factorizations for related topics.