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i have two ?'s to ask yall. ok, i need to prove every even perfect number is a triangular number. the formula is t(n)= 1+2+... tn = (n(n+1))/2.
ok i know that to be a perfect number, it is sigma (a) which menas 2times a. for ex, sigma(6)=1+2+3+6=12. this is as far as i can get can anyone show me light for this?
find least residue for (n-1)! mod n for several n values and find a general rule.
alright, i know bty least residue means basically the remainder. it is in the form of a=bq + r, where r is the least residue. again, can anyone show me what I'm missing here for this problem?
please even if you are viewing this post, please say anything as to what you are thinking about the problem...
ok i know that to be a perfect number, it is sigma (a) which menas 2times a. for ex, sigma(6)=1+2+3+6=12. this is as far as i can get can anyone show me light for this?
find least residue for (n-1)! mod n for several n values and find a general rule.
alright, i know bty least residue means basically the remainder. it is in the form of a=bq + r, where r is the least residue. again, can anyone show me what I'm missing here for this problem?
please even if you are viewing this post, please say anything as to what you are thinking about the problem...
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