prime_factors: Prime Factors of a Number
In mrdwab/mathrrr: Basic School-type Math in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Examples
Description
The prime_factors function is used to calculate the prime factors of
a positive integer greater than 1.
Usage
1
prime_factors(x, unique = TRUE)
Arguments
x
The number that you want the prime factors of.
unique
Logical. Should the function return all prime factors
(where prod(prime_factors(x)) == x) or just the unique prime factors?
Defaults to TRUE.
Value
A numeric vector either with the repeated prime factorization
of the input or just the unique prime factors of the input.
Note
Returns NULL for a value of 1, and generates an error for
values less than 1.
Examples
1
2
prime_factors(100, unique = FALSE)
prime_factors(100)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Examples
Description
The prime_factors function is used to calculate the prime factors of
a positive integer greater than 1.
Usage
1 | prime_factors(x, unique = TRUE)
|
Arguments
x |
The number that you want the prime factors of. |
unique |
Logical. Should the function return all prime factors
(where |
Value
A numeric vector either with the repeated prime factorization of the input or just the unique prime factors of the input.
Note
Returns NULL for a value of 1, and generates an error for
values less than 1.
Examples
1 2 | prime_factors(100, unique = FALSE)
prime_factors(100)
|
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