8776

8776 is a positive integer in base 10. Its prime factorization is 8 × 1097, with 1097 being prime, so 8776 is composite. It is an even number and lies between 8775 and 8777; it is not a perfect square or a prime number.

In Unicode and typography, 8776 is the decimal code point for the character with hex value 0x2248. This corresponds to the symbol that is commonly used for “almost equal to” or “approximately equal to,” written as ≈. In HTML, the same character can be produced with the named entity ≈ or the numeric reference ≈.

In mathematics, the symbol associated with 8776 is used to denote approximate equality, asymptotic equality, or tolerance-based comparisons. It appears in contexts such as formulas that express that two quantities are close in value without being exactly equal.

Representations in different bases include binary and hexadecimal forms. 8776 in binary is 1000100101000, in octal it is 21110, and in hexadecimal it is 0x2248, the latter aligning with the Unicode code point U+2248.

Summary: 8776 is the decimal value that maps to the Unicode character U+2248, the symbol for almost or approximately equal to. It is also a small composite integer with factorization 2^3 × 1097, and it has standard base representations that reflect its decimal value.