Factor Info
| ID | 151350 |
| Size | 930 digits / 3088 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 281313801781465975416984657358211324723166008066426651235532158388316784263573830596948351278574820772639874591691954120350411289292784641793082357399097889232926211602248905676759891677101917857612770942545386079906604026307561383592415021125265247265162004655390251587895345662953808353693990347408163770534987986962905506895667491704501393802485341957485165533014556877403840911593410748416118279777828854933031338952172982842330560474303260944354742591352680672242903645937105586760727137556048911604131098016116086971456534809282939757659054749026238584296013140427465341159062486117038366223696030746555131679737201854629338812006049357230838766310756580444465935938110005593510087412276887571236471668739394900724376890495842918412673946472123147729638670919890025482540755215190088308788652532753882838432645279031078232729419185763384669172704639359560410341768817296742721543478583492924570947415911796811965724311191507 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.