Prime Exploration 2
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@btkw oh but of course. however this is a different operation I explore here. I have since worked on this little discover A LOT and have found something amazing. I'll post a video after I write a paper about it.
egadzooks 1 year ago
Lol dude i actually watched the 2 videos. Not completely sure what you are saying, but have you heard of 'Prime Factorization'? Search that up.
With that, these are what i can get from number 840:
(2)*420=840
(3)*280=840
(5)*168=840
(7)*120=840
All that's in brackets are prime numbers..
btkw 1 year ago