A K-perfect number is a number where the sum of ALL it’s divisors (Including the number itself) is exactly k times bigger than the number itself For example: 6’s divisors are 1, 2, 3, 6. 1+2+3+6 = 12 and 12 is exactly 2 times bigger than 6, so 6 is a 2-perfect number This band only includes the smallest k-perfect number for each K value (6 is the smallest 2-perfect number, 120 is the smallest 3-perfect number and so on) The reason 1 is included is because 1 is a 1-perfect number: 1’s divisors are 1, so the sum is 1 and is 1 times bigger than 1 Note: Scientific notation is ROUNDED to 5 decimals
This is my first ever numberblocks band! I made all the sounds! Credit me if you use my sounds! Credits to whoever made the "numberblocks sprites" sprite so I could make the numberblocks (I dont know who made it)
