Factor Info
| ID | 160389 |
| Size | 1118 digits / 3713 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 49392308440843159754133299772684856545923355541048658459712967625965734551979670621388540750242646176260747588183009964611838383081480806040905674983042941934640069344860201934493903947225177835573920982572259172766034986558051456972127158197350722656315602443801149172500493702858218515558045036035885321196939124806821785931213557923873161868039912897143007918575047752064142894678293663048141106984505386648376231841857624257438069276328369171068799197315946198017862555100922265992557620057950428473207952939640538057455363369065750334177531105274126305609788881720818473629193326144836060796804375215911873586867806353670953844574049795331672793924172388197762531196070364975938465418386218988831854228075287238770082126109054438720147482253969919321841937306529225138592955333546851085019690666163820237145499532141417137267653079647029643430702872177451961734376335542295366135171510584295740506247666876353819783346107382196239537097306638365280197007310230543372648879467867787415641355424361470320936728971053935537203637937740867745752539802661204464281858667727275870905711446923465865228000169934373053319 |
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.