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If we manage to find a number that is neither deficient nor abundant, so the sum of all its factors less than itself is equal to the number itself, this number is described as perfect.
Use the back of this sheet to categorize your favorite number. Then, categorize the following numbers as deficient or abundant: 18, 20, 24, 35, 64 and 100. Study the tables below to figure out how to categorize numbers.
This document provides a chart that lists numbers 1 through 50, their proper factors, the sum of the proper factors, and whether each number is prime or composite as well as abundant, deficient, or perfect.
Every number can be classified as abundant, deficient, or perfect, according to the following definitions: Abundant: The sum of the proper factors is greater than the number itself. Deficient: The sum of the proper factors is less than the number itself. Perfect: The sum of the proper factors is equal to than the number itself. 1.
Take this interactive practice quiz to see how much you know about deficient numbers. The multiple-choice quiz can be taken online or printed as a...
It is an extension lesson of using the factors of a number to classify it deficient, abundant, perfect and in some cases weird. This lesson can be used for students who have mastered the general curriculum using factors.
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