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1642

1642 is the year the English Civil War began.

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Where 1642 fits

Where 1642 fits: Mathematics, Related numbersMathematics: Semiprime. Related numbers: 1641, 1649.MathematicsSemiprimeRelated numbers164116491642
1642 connects to 2 worlds: mathematics, related numbers.

Why 1642 is special

It ended with the trial and execution of a reigning king by his own subjects, which had no European precedent. The republic that followed lasted eleven years before the monarchy returned.

Factors & digit properties

Divisors (4)
1, 2, 821, 1642
Prime factorisation
2 × 821
Digit sum
13
Digital root
4

Representations

Decimal
1642
Binary
11001101010
Octal
3152
Hexadecimal
66a
Roman numeral
MDCXLII
Scientific notation
1.642 × 10^3

Other mathematical patterns

Related numbers & connections

Connection
The Grand Remonstrance passed by eleven votes in 1641 and the English Civil War began the following year.

The Grand Remonstrance passed by eleven votes in 1641 and the English Civil War began the following year.

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Other connections

  • developed from1641
    why?

    Strength 0.50, confidence "high".

  • is associated with1649
    why?

    Strength 0.50, confidence "high".

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History

  • The conflict beginning in 1642 killed a larger share of the population of the British Isles than the First World War did, executed a king, established a republic, and ended with that king's son on the throne eighteen years later.

    DocumentedHistoryGeography: England, Scotland and IrelandPeriod: 1642–1651

Common questions

Is 1642 a prime number?

No, 1642 is not prime.

What are the factors of 1642?

The factors of 1642 are 1, 2, 821, 1642.

What is 1642 in Roman numerals?

1642 in Roman numerals is MDCXLII.

About this page's data

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Contextual records: 1 reviewer-confirmed record, sourced and reviewed before publication.

Last reviewed: 3 August 2026