6707

6707 is a positive integer that is the product of the primes 19 and 353, making it a semiprime. Its decimal representation is 6‑7‑0‑7, and the sum of its digits is 20. Because 20 is not divisible by three, 6707 is not divisible by 3, and because it ends in a 7 it is not divisible by 5 or 10. The same holds for divisibility by 7, 11, and 13; the integer remains indivisible by these small primes. As a composite number, 6707 has exactly two distinct prime factors.

The number occurs in certain recreational mathematics contexts. For instance, 6707 is the smallest product of two distinct primes where the larger prime is a three‑digit prime and the smaller is a two‑digit prime. In the context of digital sums, 6707’s digit sum of 20 is itself an even number but does not satisfy special sums such as being a perfect square. In base ten, 6707 is odd and lies just over sixty‑seven hundred; it is greater than 6700 but less than 6708.

In scientific notation, 6707 can be written as 6.707×10³. In binary, the number is 1101001101111, a 13‑bit string. In hexadecimal, 6707 is 1A77. These representations illustrate the modest size of the number within various numeral systems. No widely known physical constant, scientific marker, or historical year is directly labeled by 6707, so the integer remains primarily of mathematical interest.