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</html>";s:4:"text";s:12691:"This way we can clearly see without any doubt that each integer’s prime factorization (greater than 1) is clearly unique. In order to have uniformity in our application of the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, we have to agree that we write the prime factors of an integer in ascending order. Apply the Power of a Power Rule of Exponent. This is also the similar in the second example. The exponents of the prime factors of \large{b} are either even or odd. In our previous lesson, we proved by contradiction that the square root of 2 is irrational. We only need to test the divisibility up to 4 and we have already all the factors. Prime or Not: Determining Primes Through Square Root. In this post, we discuss a shorter way of determining if a number is prime and explain why the method works. This is obviously a contradiction. Answer: If \large\color{red}p occurs in the prime factorization of \large{b^2}, then we have \large\color{red}p times \large{{p^{\,2k}}} which is equal to \large{{p^{\,2k + 1}}}. (iii) Combine the like square root terms using mathematical operations. We are now ready to put the strategy of the proof together. In a nutshell, this is the meaning of Equation #3 above. Since {a^2}={\color{red}p}\,{b^2}, it implies that right hand side of the equation which is {\color{red}p}\,{b^2} is comprised of unique prime factors with even powers. This gives us {a^2}={\color{red}p}\,{b^2}. A number that is not prime is composite. In a nutshell, this exponent rule will allow us to distribute the outermost exponent 2 to the exponents of the unique prime numbers inside the parenthesis. To determine whether a number is prime or not, we have to divide it by all numbers between 1 and itself . Again, this contradicts the supposition of our main equation {a^2}={\color{red}p}\,{b^2} where {\color{red}p}\,{b^2} must contain only prime numbers with even powers. Now, if we square a, we get \large{{a^2} = {\left( {p_1^{{n_1}}\,p_2^{{n_2}}\,p_3^{{n_3}}\,p_4^{{n_4}}\,p_5^{{n_5}} \cdot \cdot \cdot p_n^{{n_j}}} \right)^2}} then simplify by multiplying the outermost exponent which is \color{red}2 to each and every exponent of the unique prime factor to obtain \large{{a^2} = p_1^{2{n_1}}\,p_2^{2{n_2}}\,p_3^{2{n_3}}\,p_4^{2{n_4}}\,p_5^{2{n_5}} \cdot \cdot \cdot p_n^{2{n_j}}}. Breaking it down as a product of prime numbers, we get. Dividing a number by all numbers between 1 and itself is burdensome especially for large numbers. The next logical step is to generalize the factorization of any integer greater than 1 using the fundamental theorem of arithmetic. This is the most important observation that we can take from this step. Thus, the resulting \large{p} has an odd power which is 2k+1. An essential part of this proof is to further assume that the greatest common divisor of a and b is 1. That means, {n_1},{n_2},{n_3},{n_4},…{n_j} are even or odd integers. I hope you agree that the equation above is exactly the same as the one below. 1. Answer: If \large\color{red}p does not occur in the prime factorization of \large{b^2}, then \large\color{red}p must stand on its own. Case 1: Consider that \color{red}p occurs in the prime factorization of integer b^2, that means we have p\left( {p_n^{2{n_j}}} \right) = {p^{1 + 2{n_j}}} which is a prime number with an odd power. We will definitely revisit this result. PROOF: Let’s assume by contradiction that \large{\sqrt p } is rational where \large{p} is prime. Since we assume that \sqrt p is rational, it means there exists two positive integers a and b but b \ne 0 that we can express as a ratio like the one below. The next step is to square the integer \color{blue}\large{a}, thus we have \color{blue}\large{a^2}. Observe: The exponents of the unique prime factors of integer \large{a} are either even or odd integers. A prime number is a integer greater than that is divisible only by 1 and itself. 2. The prime number \large\color{red}p is not included (excluded) in the unique prime factorization of \large{b^2}. For a, we have \large{a = p_1^{{n_1}}\,p_2^{{n_2}}\,p_3^{{n_3}}\,p_4^{{n_4}}\,p_5^{{n_5}} \cdot \cdot \cdot p_n^{{n_j}}}. Conjecture: Every composite number has a proper factor less than or equal to its square root. Before proceeding with primes, let us examine the behavior of the factors (or divisors) of composite numbers. See without any doubt that each of them is only divisible by \large { \sqrt p is irrational ” to. Square root calculator below to find a primitive root, you find one primitive,! 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