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Reasons.*For the first square, I would like two grains of wheat. For the second, I wouldlike two multiplied by itself. For the third, two must be multiplied by itselfthrice. And so on, until the sixty-fourth square.' Who said this to whom? Whydid a simple request turn out to be such a difficult calculation?(3)​

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CUBE numbers

perfect numbers

prime FACTORISATION



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