@user3571006828724715: The Oldest Unsolved Problem in Math #1 #oldest #unsolved #math #viral #tiktok #education

Hank Mobley :

OK I'll have a look at this tomorrow guys

Mͫiͥg̾rͬ🇩🇪n̾tͭeͤn̾S̾🇹🇷hͪn̾ :

28 is not divisible by 5

Nick :

So why are the 'perfect numbers' important?

mark// :

this is for what?

henry :

biggest problem is inequality in access to food.

chris TUR :

....and what does this problem gives us in our lives if its solved??🫩🫩🫩

SchrottiAmore :

how can you tell when 1 is not perfect...

CanyonHobo :

Deeply satisfied! Taking another sip of my coffee, thinking perfect numbers are amazing, absolutely perfect! 😊

ZeroSir WorldTop MathTeacher :

R3NALDO 🇿🇦 :

Damn I love this

gainty :

and thats why i love math

lior :

love it 🥰👍

Stathis Gnpl :

Guys I already solved this dw

Dinosaur_Roooarrr🦖🦖. :

What use is this to the world's actual real life problems ?

derallmaechtige0 :

easy to prove that even perfect numbers are (2^n)*(2^(n+1)-1) with 2^(n+1)-1 prime. equivalent to the fact presented. Problem is just: is there an odd perfect number?

Rafff‼️‼️‼️ :

There’s only 900 numbers the next one could be, assuming it follows the pattern: it’s 1 digit more, it ends in 6 and the penultimate number is 9

istmiregaloffensichtlich :

okay: 1

Akhona :

Okay I will work on it.

GOD JASEN :

The answer is no.

Pigbenis :

6 isn't divisible by 5

ZeroSir WorldTop MathTeacher :

NarenderanRamiah :

😂😂😂

Mͫiͥg̾rͬ🇩🇪n̾tͭeͤn̾S̾🇹🇷hͪn̾ :

🤣

mdr8730 :

😏😏

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