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retina · 2015-06-23, 10:20

What about when n=0?

What about the more general k^n?

A much more interesting proof would be to show that no odd number can be a perfect number.

2015-06-23, 10:20	#4
retina Undefined "The unspeakable one" Jun 2006 My evil lair 6012₁₀ Posts	What about when n=0? What about the more general k^n? A much more interesting proof would be to show that no odd number can be a perfect number.