Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Multipotent

👉 In mathematics, a multipotent number (or "non-abelian") is one whose prime factorization contains more than two distinct primes. In other words, it has an odd number of prime factors that are not all prime numbers themselves. For example: 1) 20: 2^2
5 2) 48: 2^3
3 In terms of the term "multipotent," a multipotent number is one where the number of distinct

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