![]() Find out about prime factors and how to use them in THE MEAN AND VULGAR BITS The JavaScript Source This one was invented by Abraham Joffe |
The FACTORISER!
Use this amazing little calculator to see if you can break a great big ugly number
into neat prime factors!
If the number is PRIME then it won't break down, but if it's COMPOSITE, this
calculator will smash it to bits and give you all the factors.
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