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The numbers m, n, and K are all positive integers. Given that m is a factor of K, that n is also a factor of K, and m <

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The numbers m, n, and K are all positive integers. Given that m is a factor of K, that n is also a factor of K, and m < n, which of the following must also be a positive integer factor of K?

A. m + n
B. mn
C. n^2/m
D. K/m
E. K/(mn)


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