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A New Method to Find Two Large Prime Numbers of Any Composite Numbers Without Doing Factorization

Olvine Dsouza

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This research is all about the biggest question... is it possible that without using factorization method can we find two prime numbers factors of any given product (composite number)? Answer is yes.... We have found the formula method that proves how additive property of prime numbers has direct relation with its multiplicative property and how it can help to find any two multiplied prime factors of given composite number.

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This research is all about the biggest question... is it possible that without using factorization method can we find two prime numbers factors of any given product (composite number)? Answer is yes.... We have found the formula method that proves how additive property of prime numbers has direct relation with its multiplicative property and how it can help to find any two multiplied prime factors of given composite number.

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This research is all about the biggest question... is it possible that without using factorization method can we find two prime numbers factors of any given product (composite number)? Answer is yes.... We have found the formula method that proves how additive property of prime numbers has direct relation with its multiplicative property and how it can help to find any two multiplied prime factors of given composite number.

Key concepts: Prime factor, Multiplicative function, Factorization, Prime number, Prime (order theory), Mathematics, Property (philosophy), Additive function

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