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| This template outputs prime factorization in a pleasant form, given a plain-text expression.
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| For multiplication use <code>*</code> or simply space. For exponentiation use <code>**</code> or <code>^</code>. You can add extra spaces around all these, just not between <code>-</code> and an exponent.
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| One of good choices to write a readable source text is using spaces between factors and no space around exponentiation (the first two examples below).
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| ! Input
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| ! Output
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| | <pre>{{Factorization|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}</pre>
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| | {{Factorization|2^3 5 23^-3 31}}
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| | <pre>{{Factorization| 2**3 * 5 * 7**-5 * 11**9 19**-4 }}</pre>
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| | {{Factorization| 2**3 * 5 * 7**-5 * 11**9 * 19**-4 }}
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| | <pre>{{Factorization|3*7^-2*11*13^-1}}</pre>
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| | {{Factorization|3*7^-2*11 13^-1}}
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| | <pre>{{Factorization}}</pre>
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| | {{Factorization}}
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| |}
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