9141

9141 is a natural number that comes after 9140 and before 9142. In mathematics, 9141 is an odd composite number. It factors as 3 × 3047, and 3047 is a prime number, so 9141 is a semiprime and square-free. The positive divisors of 9141 are 1, 3, 3047, and 9141, giving it four divisors. The digit sum of 9141 is 15, confirming its divisibility by 3.

In broader usage, 9141 is used as an identifying code in various catalogs, part numbers, and data labels. Like many integers, it appears in mathematical examples and puzzles as an instance of a semiprime with a large prime factor. There is no widely recognized meaning or significance attached specifically to the number 9141 beyond its arithmetic properties; it is part of the infinite sequence of natural numbers.