9212

9212 is a positive integer. It is even and divisible by 4, with a prime factorization of 2^2 × 7^2 × 47. The sum of its decimal digits is 14, giving a digital root of 5. The number is close to a perfect square, since 96^2 = 9216 and 9212 = 96^2 − 4.

In various numeral systems, 9212 has the following representations: in hexadecimal it is 0x23FC, and in binary it is 10001111111100.

The divisors of 9212 can be derived from its prime factorization. It has 18 positive divisors. The sum of its divisors, denoted sigma(9212), equals 7 × 57 × 48 = 19,152. These properties reflect its multiplicative structure as a product of powers of three primes.

Beyond its intrinsic arithmetic properties, 9212 may be used as a label in cataloging, modeling, or coding contexts, where numeric identifiers are common. As with many integers, it does not carry a single universal significance but can appear in mathematical problems, programming examples, or real‑world identifiers depending on the domain.