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Prime factorization calculator

Write an integer as a product of prime powers, with an exact-integer factorization path.

How to use this calculator

Replace 360360 with an integer. Keep the digits exact rather than entering a rounded decimal approximation.

Tap the math below to edit it and see the result. Once a result is ready, press Tab on a hardware keyboard to accept it. Outside a matrix, Return completes the line; the phone math keyboard has the same Return action.

Try it here

factorint⁡(360)\operatorname{factorint}\left(360\right)

Interactive tools require JavaScript. You can read the guide and example without it.

What to know

Large inputs can exceed the computation time limit. Exact integer handling is not a promise that arbitrary-size factorization will finish.

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