Let be the prime factorization of the integer n > 1. If f is a multiplicative function that is not identically zero, prove that
[Hint: By Theorem 6.4, the function F defined by F(n)= ∑d|nµ(d)f(d) is multiplicative; hence, F(n) is the product of the values .]
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