Definition: In mathematics, a "subopercle" is a specific kind of divisor that appears in a certain type of arithmetic operation. It's often used to simplify or factorize large numbers. For example: - The number 12 can be factored as follows: - \(12 = 4 \times 3\) - \(3\) has already been "factored" into two smaller factors: \(3 \times 1\) - If we want to factor
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