Concepts discussed on July 8, 2017
Number Theory - Factors and Factorials
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What is the smallest natural number that has exactly 12 factors?
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What is the highest power of 8 that divides 100!?
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What is the highest power of 12 that divides 45!?
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What is the product of all factors of 144?
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What is the smallest natural number A such that 10A is a perfect square and 15A is a perfect cube?
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In how many ways can we write 7560 as a product of two coprime numbers?
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What is the largest number with exactly 4 factors that divides 28!?
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How many factors of 24 * 35 * 56 * 73 are also multiples of 1800?
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N is a two-digit number such that n +1 is not a factor of n!. How many different values can N take?
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N2 has 45 factors. How many factors does N have?
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How many values can N take if N! is a multiple of 1210 but not 1212?
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Decimal representation of n! ends in exactly 14 zeroes. How many values can n take?
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In how many ways can we have two coprime natural numbers adding up to 1210?
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Set S = {2, 3, 4, 5, ….100}. How many two-element subsets S exist such that the product of the elements in the subset has 5 or fewer factors?