9259

9259 is a natural number that follows 9258 and precedes 9260. It is an odd, composite integer. In mathematics, its prime factorization is 47 multiplied by 197, so 9259 = 47 × 197. This makes it a semiprime, a type of composite number with exactly four divisors: 1, 47, 197, and 9259. The sum of its digits is 25, so it is not divisible by 3, and it is not a multiple of 5.

Beyond pure math, numbers like 9259 are used as identifiers in various catalogs and systems. In astronomy, minor planets (or asteroids) are sequentially numbered by the Minor Planet Center once their orbits are well determined; 9259 may appear as such a designation within the broader catalog of numbered minor planets. A body assigned the number 9259 may later receive a name, but the numeric designation remains a persistent identifier.

In other domains, 9259 can appear as an internal or cataloging code, model number, or entry identifier. As a numeric label, its meaning is context-dependent and determined by the issuing organization or system. Overall, 9259 is a specific four-divisor natural number with a straightforward factorization and a typical role as a sequential identifier in cataloging practices.