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What's an easy way to find factors of large numbers?
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Well, for example i need the factors of 51, what is an easy way to find that?
well... you'd want to see if any really small number can divide so... let's see any number divisible by 2 has to end in an even number so 51 ends with 1, that's odd any number divisible by 3 you can add the digits and see if that yields a known factor 51 or 5 + 1 = 6 so 6 is really divisible by 3 so 51 is also divisible by 3 thus start off with 3 and see how far that can go
hint: 17 is a prime number
and a factor of 51
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okay well now i see bc 17 x 3 = 51
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