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Arithmetic and Number Theory

Euler’s phi-Function and Prime Factors: A Match Made with PIE!
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Puzzles

Euler’s phi-Function and Prime Factors: A Match Made with PIE!

Dive into the world of Euler’s phi-function and reveal its hidden connection to prime factors

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Binary Transformer
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Puzzles

Binary Transformer

Unleash Your Skills to Morph 01 into 10, if possible.

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Is every odd number the sum of a power of two and a prime number?
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Mathematics | Video

Is every odd number the sum of a power of two and a prime number?

A mathematical meditation on the Polignac conjecture

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Three Fridays
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Puzzles

Three Fridays

Three Fridays of a month fall on even days, such as the 8th or the 24th. On which day of the week does the 21st of this month fall?

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Three Digit Number
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Puzzles

Three Digit Number

A three-digit number becomes larger by 9 if you swap its second and third digits, and it becomes larger by 90 if you swap its first and second digits. By how much does it get larger if you swap its first and third digits?

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Mathematical conjectures that turned out to be wrong (1)
Arithmetic and Number Theory | History of Mathematics

Mathematical conjectures that turned out to be wrong (1)

Part 1: Mertens’ Conjecture

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Are there conjectures in math that have been proven wrong although they looked right?
Answers | Arithmetic and Number Theory

Are there conjectures in math that have been proven wrong although they looked right?

A good example from divisibility and prime number theory.

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Is 5051 > 5150 or vice versa?
Answers | Arithmetic and Number Theory

Is 5051 > 5150 or vice versa?

Good question! Here the exponential function helps.

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Prime number pairs
Arithmetic and Number Theory | Puzzles

Prime number pairs

How many different paris of prime numbers are there for which the sum is 999?

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