Monday, January 4, 2016

elementary number theory - Can n1 divide n, where n is a positive, composite integer?

If n is a positive and composite integer, can I prove that n1 does not divide n for all n?



If not, can you give me a counter example?





  • I was trying to prove it by contradiction, but I was just running in a vicious circle.



Any hint or solution please?

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