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A nice number equals the product of its proper divisor. Find the sum of the first 10 nice numbers.
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How you define a proper divisor ?
Is 1 and the number itself is proper ?
no
because a proper divisor is positive divisor that does not include the number 1 and the number itself
so 1 and the number itself is "negative divisors" ?
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no, there are not... it should be positive integer... not positive divisors... my bad
proper divisor are basically numbers that divides a positive integer... i think :)
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