Factor Info
| ID | 160380 |
| Size | 1117 digits / 3711 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 7024510211921178634857497383406593719831009994441089002598811592821693286715520643571224719870209818880958156343123930130482151066600797202487936873456795905097512947990974126073195272344693351114448654272162867927365157660983231335948236417240329019520039096828787288549132144975723047267227865663340045128246415204367462323102888958891037809317561026524884023014093777850208911677404081106776531737091524366189614801597848983387453438864522486470270422422892047998064678985707405030060201165044059125491803759704225271851179050452420188367566678335877885141844312748151975738823413637486717141331945059860944222118017553799556170069443444123231608899889759011593358445742683304223163167012457109834783368115750574454291456326060071428762453566040100741333472828658241164379812148551825501938767468815836427872715709586559384575912731498973070783922336470553071348143081635367167009926406454046805399835821814077630376619133496148052503304267093813953413629679393266564477925166593986828026278213446580608484474757504191865358563046364765119426755496056964678995419838474966335960315797287279394863526034960110290153 |
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.