| | the perfect number is 4 because i just decided it is.lol i like 4 |
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well if we are doing that...
i say the best number is still 42 but my ideal number would be a number that is NOT devisible by 1 lol figure that one out will ya?
wow, so interesting, i want to show this to my brother..
I find this kind of pure mathematics very interesting personally - its also really amazing to me how people were able to come up with this stuff thousands of years ago.
Also, in case anyone's interested further in perfect numbers, each number has a direct relation with a unique Mersenne Prime number. A Mersenne prime is a prime number in the form of (2^n - 1), where n is also a prime number. So, for example, the first Mersenne prime is 3, where n = 2, the second is 7, where n = 3, and so on. To find the directly related perfect number, you take the Mersenne prime (2^n - 1) and multiply it with (2^(n - 1)). So for example, with n = 2, the Mersenne prime is 6, and the perfect number is also 6: CODE (2^n - 1)(2^(n - 1)) (2^2 - 1)(2^(2 - 1)) (4 - 1)(2^1) (3)(2) 6 And when n = 3, the Mersenne prime is 7, and the perfect number is 28: CODE (2^n - 1)(2^(n - 1)) (2^3 - 1)(2^(3 - 1)) (8 - 1)(2^2) (7)(4) 28 Hope that makes some sense Anyway, I ramble - I just find Mersenne primes especially, and the searching algorithms, very interesting. If anyone else wants to know more about then, http://www.mersenne.org is a good site - it runs the GIMPS (Great Internet Mersenne Primes Search) program that uses distributed computing to attempt to discover new Mersenne primes.
I think this topic, is not for me since im not that good at the mathematics, but I was thinking the pefect number might have been zero.. I dont know why, but thats the number tyhat first popped into my head
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