8041

8041 is a natural number that follows 8040 and precedes 8042. It is an odd composite integer, often used as a concrete example in arithmetic and number theory discussions.

Its prime factorization is 8041 = 11 × 17 × 43. Because these primes are distinct, 8041 is squarefree. Consequently, it has eight positive divisors: 1, 11, 17, 43, 187 (11×17), 473 (11×43), 731 (17×43), and 8041.

In different numeral systems, 8041 appears as 1111101101001 in binary, 0x1F69 in hexadecimal, and 017551 in octal. These representations reflect standard base conversions widely used in computing and mathematics.

There is no widely recognized mathematical property or historical event specifically associated with the number 8041. It is primarily noted as an example of a composite, squarefree integer and as a case for illustrating factorization and base-conversion concepts.