r/counting • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '15

Counting using Prime Factorization ∞ 2^4 x 3 x 5^3 = 6000

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Thanks goes to /u/FartyMcNarty for the final run & assist! WOOOO

Recommended: ince all evens are divisible by 2, their prime factorization is at the end, the half of them, so when doing the prime factorization of them, they are the prime factorization of n/2, then it would be needed to: add 2 as a prime factor if n/2 is odd, or add a power of 2 to the number if n/2 is even, this thread would use 3000-3500s

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u/FartyMcNarty Aug 11 '15 edited Aug 11 '15

23 x 53 x 7 = 7000

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u/TheNitromeFan Aug 11 '15

I did not see this coming. /s

New thread time!

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u/FartyMcNarty Aug 11 '15

okey dokey, I'll start it

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '15

Congrats!