Program in python There is function F. Give an integern (n 2 2), consider the prime factorization n p Let g ged(k), k2, . k) and m,=k;/g. The function F is defined as: F(n) = p1", p2"2 Now, we have to summing up the value of this function for the first N natural numbers, we have w to evaluate the following expression for a gwen value of N F(2) + F(3) +.. +F(N) As the above sum can be extremely large Example if F(125) = 5, thus the answer for this is by five more than for the previous one.

Program in python There is function F. Give an integern (n 2 2), consider the prime factorization n p Let g ged(k), k2, . k) and m,=k;/g. The function F is defined as: F(n) = p1", p2"2 Now, we have to summing up the value of this function for the first N natural numbers, we have w to evaluate the following expression for a gwen value of N F(2) + F(3) +.. +F(N) As the above sum can be extremely large Example if F(125) = 5, thus the answer for this is by five more than for the previous one.

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