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rashmi.kaushal
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Since the length of n is 6 and having more prime factors,lets take the small prime factor 2.
n=2*2*2*2*2*X
we can sub X=2,n=64
X=3,n=96
X cannot be greater than 3 as n is a two digit positive integer.
n=2^5*x[x=2 or 3]
So 2 positive integers have length 6.
n=2*2*2*2*2*X
we can sub X=2,n=64
X=3,n=96
X cannot be greater than 3 as n is a two digit positive integer.
n=2^5*x[x=2 or 3]
So 2 positive integers have length 6.
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sheelanadh
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thank you very much ........is there any method to solve it.......selango wrote:Since the length of n is 6 and having more prime factors,lets take the small prime factor 2.
n=2*2*2*2*2*X
we can sub X=2,n=64
X=3,n=96
X cannot be greater than 3 as n is a two digit positive integer.
n=2^5*x[x=2 or 3]
So 2 positive integers have length 6.
