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Some questions of abundance (Posted on 2015-10-28) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Under what conditions is the number 2n*p an abundant number? Where n is a positive integer and p is prime.

How about 3n*p?

How about 2*pn?

Recall an abundant number is one whose proper factors sum to more than the number. For example 18 is abundant because 1+2+3+6+9 > 18.

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re(2): proposed solution / counterexampleCharlie2015-10-28 13:06:43
re: proposed solution / counterexampleJer2015-10-28 11:14:06
Solutionproposed solutionCharlie2015-10-28 10:38:43
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