Use the factorial command to compute 37!, and then use the ifactor command to obtain a prime factorization of 37!. Brie
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Use the factorial command to compute 37!, and then use the
ifactor command to obtain a prime factorization of 37!.
Briefly explain how the prime factorization helps to
determine, in 37!, how many 0's are at the end of the number.
Input a text line after the math input to type this
explanation.
factorial(37); 13763753091226345046315979581580902400000000 (25) ifactor(37!); 2) 34 (3)"? (5)8 (7): (11) 3 (13)2 (17)2 (19) (23) (29) (31) (37) (26) Insert text answer here
ifactor command to obtain a prime factorization of 37!.
Briefly explain how the prime factorization helps to
determine, in 37!, how many 0's are at the end of the number.
Input a text line after the math input to type this
explanation.
- Use The Factorial Command To Compute 37 And Then Use The Ifactor Command To Obtain A Prime Factorization Of 37 Brie 1 (16.48 KiB) Viewed 73 times