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The product of the ages of someone's children

Maria's children are all in school - and their ages are all whole numbers. If the school only takes children from $5$ up to $18$ years and the product of the children's ages is $60,060$ - how many ...
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10 votes
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How to get all the factors of a number using its prime factorization?

For example, I have the number $420$. This can be broken down into its prime factorization of $$2^2 \times3^1\times5^1\times7^1 = 420 $$ Using $$\prod_{i=1}^r (a_r + 1)$$ where $a$ is the magnitude ...
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Smallest number with at least $n$ divisors.

I have seen lots of posts on "exactly $n$ divisors" and understood the process as well, but I can't seem to find or come up with an algorithm, apart from brute force, for "at least $n$ divisors". ...
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Have I discovered an analytic function allowing quick factorization?

So I have this apparently smooth, parametrized function: The function has a single parameter $ m $ and approaches infinity at every $x$ that divides $m$. It is then defined for real $x$ apart from ...
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$n$ is a divider of $c$ if and only if $n = 2(c \mod (n-1)) - (c \mod(n-2)) + 2$

While working on Integer factorization problem I came to this conclusion: If and only if $n$ is a divider of $c$ $$c\mod n = 0$$ Than $$n = 2(c \mod (n-1)) - (c \mod(n-2)) + 2$$ c,n are positive ...
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