I have a doubt.
Is it n=p^(2q) or n=p^2 * q??
If n is a multiple of 5 and n= p^2q ...
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assuming its p^2 * q
either q=5 or p=5
a)p^2 - if q=5 then not valid
b)q^2 - if p=5, then not valid
c) pq - if p=5, then multiple of 5 and not 25
d) p^2*q^2 - if p=5, then multiple of 25. if q=5, then multiple of 25. valid
e) p^3*q - if q=5, then multiple of 5 and not 25.
IMO D
either q=5 or p=5
a)p^2 - if q=5 then not valid
b)q^2 - if p=5, then not valid
c) pq - if p=5, then multiple of 5 and not 25
d) p^2*q^2 - if p=5, then multiple of 25. if q=5, then multiple of 25. valid
e) p^3*q - if q=5, then multiple of 5 and not 25.
IMO D
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wonderful explanation cans!!!!
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