9263

9263 is a natural number that follows 9262 and precedes 9264. It is a four-digit integer used in general numerical contexts, and it can appear in counting, measurements, and cataloging like any other natural number.

It is odd, so it is not divisible by 2. Because the sum of its digits is 20, it is not divisible by 3, and it does not end in 0 or 5, so it is not divisible by 5. A quick check for small prime factors shows that 9263 is not divisible by many primes up to 31. With a square root close to 96.3, any complete primality test would only need to test primes up to 97.

Representations: In base 2, 9263 is 10010000101111_2; in base 8, it is 22057_8; in base 16, it is 0x242F; in base 10, it remains 9263.

No widely known mathematical constant or named value is associated with 9263. It is primarily encountered as a concrete example of a four-digit integer in arithmetic problems and as a component of larger numerical datasets.