9106

9106 is a natural number in the decimal numeral system. It follows 9105 and precedes 9107, and, like many four-digit numbers, it is used in arithmetic and counting without any intrinsic meaning beyond its numerical properties.

In terms of mathematical properties, 9106 is even and composite. Its prime factorization is 2 × 29 × 157, so its positive divisors are 1, 2, 29, 58, 157, 314, 4553, and 9106. The digit sum is 16, which confirms it is not divisible by 3, and the final digit of 6 shows it is divisible by 2 but not by 5. The factorization shows that its prime factors are 2, 29, and 157, none of which is repeated, so 9106 is not a prime power.

Beyond pure arithmetic, 9106 may be used as an identifying number in various contexts, such as catalog entries, model designations, or reference codes within certain systems. As a year, 9106 CE would be a distant future date with no widely recognized historical events associated with it.

In summary, 9106 is primarily notable for its status as a composite integer with a specific prime factorization, and for its role as a generic identifier in catalogs or records where numbers are used to label items.