6902

6902 is a positive integer in the 6900s, lying between 6901 and 6903. It is an even composite number, and like many integers in this range, it has several notable arithmetic properties.

Mathematically, 6902 factors as 2 times 7 times 17 times 29. Therefore it is divisible by 2 and by each of 7, 17, and 29, and by any product of these factors such as 14, 34, and 406. The digit sum of 6902 is 17, and 6902 divided by 17 equals 406, which makes it a Harshad (Niven) number in base 10. Being even, it is also divisible by 2 and by 7, as reflected in its prime factorization.

In number theory, 6902 is not a prime, not a square, and not a power of a smaller integer. It can be used as an example in modular arithmetic, for instance noting that 6902 mod 7 equals 0 and 6902 mod 5 equals 2. These small congruences illustrate how a composite number can exhibit multiple divisibility properties simultaneously.

As a numeric designation, 6902 may be used as a catalog, serial, or model number in various contexts. It does not have a single, universal meaning beyond its mathematical properties, and any specific significance depends on the domain or dataset that applies the code.