Manuals/calci/PRIMEFACTORS

PRIMEFACTORS (Number)

• $Number$ any positive real number.

Description

• This function shows the Prime factors of the given number.
• A prime number can be divide only by 1 or itself also the number must be a whole number which is greater than 1.
• Factors are the numbers when multiply to get another number.
• So the Prime factors of a positive integer is the list of the integer's prime factors together to make the original number with the multiplication.
• In $PRIMEFACTORS(Number)$,$Number$ is any positive real number.
• This function shows the same number when the given number is in decimals or in negative values.

Examples

1. PRIMEFACTORS(9) = 3 3
2. PRIMEFACTORS(81) = 3 3 3 3
3. PRIMEFACTORS(123) = 3 41
4. PRIMEFACTORS(66) = 2 3 11

Related Videos

Prime Numbers

See Also

• PRIMES
• ISPRIME

References

• Prime Factor
• List of Main Z Functions
• Z3 home