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What is a number whose prime factorization consists of a single instance of sequential primes called?
Updated: 11/18/2021
(i.e. 2x3 and 2x3x5, but not 2x2, 2x2x3x5 or 2x5)
Jason Schmidt
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∙ 2y agoBest Answer
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Gebremden Ketema
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∙ 2y agoThis answer is:
Jason Schmidt
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∙ 2y ago300 is not one of these, it's factorization is 2x2x3x5x5... there are two instances of 2 and 5. I'm looking for the term for numbers such as 6 (2x3), 30 (2x3x5), 210 (2x3x5x7), 1890 (2x3x5x7x9)... does that clarify?
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