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Factor Analysis of Primes 1-43

Factor Analysis of Primes 1-43
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2015-10-13 08:49
CalculusComplex NumberGeometric ConstructionGraphing
In collections Complex Math
This example demonstrates how to dynamically show the factor relationships among numbers 1 to 43, particularly which numbers divide a given sum without remainder. Key math concepts include prime numbers, factors, divisibility, and number theory. Construction highlights involve sliders, text objects, and variables for calculations and conditional display of factors. Suitable for high school mathematics education to understand number theory basics and dynamic geometry visualization.

GeoGebra Commands & Parameters

  1. Numeric a(2.0)
  2. (2 * a)
  3. Numeric t(24.0)
  4. f(x) = ((3 * t) * c) + (t^(2) * c^(2))
  5. f(a)
  6. b / 2
  7. d / 3
  8. e / 9
  9. b / 1.35
  10. h / 5
  11. d / 3
  12. b / 9
  13. h / 4
  14. b / 3
  15. j / 9
  16. i / 8
  17. l / 10
  18. k / 6
  19. m / 3
  20. r / 6
  21. h + i + k
  22. i + k
  23. h + v
  24. b / 6
  25. b / 7
  26. v / 2
  27. c_1 / 7
  28. s / 2
  29. s / 3
  30. s / 4
  31. s / 5
  32. s / 6
  33. s / 7
  34. s / 8
  35. s / 9
  36. f_1 + i_1 + e_1
  37. s / 11
  38. s / 13
  39. s / 17
  40. s / 19
  41. s / 23
  42. s / 29
  43. s / 31
  44. s / 37
  45. s / 43