No positive integer less than 19 has more factors than 28 does.
Any number that has factors smaller than itself (other than 1) is a composite number.Any number that has factors smaller than itself (other than 1) is a composite number.Any number that has factors smaller than itself (other than 1) is a composite number.Any number that has factors smaller than itself (other than 1) is a composite number.
The number 12 is smaller than 19 and has more factors than 19. Specifically, 12 has six factors: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12, while 19, being a prime number, has only two factors: 1 and 19. Therefore, 12 fits the criteria of being smaller than 19 and having more factors.
12 is one such number.
12
Generally yes, but not in all cases. The largest prime number has over 22 million digits but only two factors whereas 60 has six times as many factors.
There are three equivalent definitions for an abundant number.A number is abundant if:the sum of all its factors (including itself) is more than double the number;the sum of all factors of the number which are smaller than the number, must be more than the number;the sum of all proper factors of the number must be at least as large as the number.
A composite number is an integer (usually a positive integer) that can be expressed as the product of smaller integers (other than 1). In other words, a composite number is NOT a prime number, but it has smaller prime numbers as factors.
A number with more than two factors is composite
If a number has more than two factors then it is a composite number
A number with more than two factors is a composite number. A number with exactly two factors is a prime number.
Because it has factors smaller than itself.
It depends on what they are compared to. In general, factors will be smaller than the number they are compared to, and multiples will be larger. Overall, factors tend to be smaller than multiples, but 20 is a factor of 40 and 10 is a multiple of 5, so there are exceptions.