99995

99995 is a natural number that follows 99994 and precedes 99996. In decimal notation it is written as 99995. It is an odd number and is divisible by 5, since its last digit is 5.

Prime factorization: 99995 equals 5 × 19999, and 19999 equals 7 × 2857, where 2857 is prime. Therefore the full prime factorization is 5 × 7 × 2857, making 99995 a composite number.

Numerical significance: 99995 equals 10^5 − 5, placing it near the five-digit boundary and close to a round decimal milestone. It is the largest five-digit number divisible by 5, since 99999 is not divisible by 5 and 99995 is the top five-digit multiple of 5. Its digits sum to 41, so it is not divisible by 3 or 9.

In mathematics and education, 99995 is sometimes used as an example of a five-digit composite number with a relatively small set of prime factors, illustrating factorization and place-value concepts. Beyond that, it has no widely recognized special meaning in standard mathematical tables or common cultural references.