perfect numbers.

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15 Feb 06 00:35

~~windmill~~

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15 Feb 06 13:59

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Yes, sorry, I wasn't precise. Its divisors excluding itself.

any number has an infinite number of divisors.mabey?

Crowley

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15 Feb 06 14:16

Originally posted by windmill
what's the first one and why?

royalchicken

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15 Feb 06 14:23

Originally posted by windmill
any number has an infinite number of divisors.mabey?

In the field of reals, yes, but not in the Euclidean domain of integers.

KnightWulfe

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15 Feb 06 14:26

Originally posted by Crowley
69

Thank you... I am surprised this one took til the second page to be mentioned.

I second this as the first perfect number.

Crowley

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15 Feb 06 14:27

Originally posted by KnightWulfe
Thank you... I am surprised this one took til the second page to be mentioned.

I second this as the first perfect number.

It's the peer pressure, I promise!

Moldy Crow

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15 Feb 06 14:58

Originally posted by c99ux
At least I can spell "maths"...

I can too, but we don't say "maths" here, we say "math". It wasn't a misspelling.

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16 Feb 06 00:57

Originally posted by Nordlys
6, because its divisors add up to the number itself.

37,23, 32.