8795

8795 is a natural number that follows 8794 and precedes 8796. In mathematical terms, it is an odd composite number with a simple prime factorization.

The prime factorization of 8795 is 5 × 1759, where 1759 is a prime number. Consequently, the divisors of 8795 are 1, 5, 1759, and 8795. This makes 8795 a semiprime, a product of two primes. Its decimal digits do not form a palindrome, and the number is not prime.

In different numeral systems, 8795 has the representations 0x225B in hexadecimal, and 10001001011011 in binary. In octal, it is written as 21133_8. These alternate representations reflect its fixed value across bases and can be useful in computing contexts or demonstrations of base conversion.

From a numerical perspective, 8795 is occasionally cited as a straightforward example of a semiprime in introductory number theory, illustrating how a composite number can be formed from exactly two prime factors. Beyond this property, there are no widely recognized historical or cultural associations tied specifically to the number 8795.

See also: semiprime, prime factorization, base conversion examples.