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Determining whether or not an expression is multiplicative.
Is this expression multiplicative? Justify your answer.
f(n)=1, n>1. Factor n into a product of primes,n=p1^k1*
p2^k2...
then set f(n)= (-1)^k1+k2+...+kr.
It is determined whether or not an expression is multiplicative.
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