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Divisibility problem

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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by anshumishra » Mon Jan 03, 2011 7:20 pm
tonebeeze wrote:How many divisors does positive integer N have?

1. The difference between the largest and the smallest divisor of N is 21

2. N+1 has 2 divisors

OA is A
Statement 1:
Sufficient
Please note that the largest divisor is the number itself (and smallest is 1), so we know the number.

Statement 2:
Insufficient
you can check with different values of n, that thsi will give different results.

Hence, A
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by Anurag@Gurome » Mon Jan 03, 2011 7:22 pm
tonebeeze wrote:How many divisors does positive integer N have?

1. The difference between the largest and the smallest divisor of N is 21

2. N+1 has 2 divisors
Statement 1: The difference between the largest and the smallest divisor of N is 21
Largest divisor of any positive integer is the integer itself and smallest divisor of any positive integer is 1. Thus, (Integer - 1) = 21 => The integer is 22. We can easily determine the number of divisors of 22.

Sufficient.

Statement 2: N+1 has 2 divisors
This implies (N + 1) is a prime. But there is infinite number of positive integers N such that (N + 1) is prime.

Not Sufficient.

The correct answer is A.
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by aleph777 » Tue Jan 04, 2011 8:08 am
Another point I think worth mentioning is that "divisors" is synonymous with "factors." So you're simply looking for the number of factors of N.
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