OA after a few reply. If n and t are positive integers, which is the greatest prime factor of product nt? (1) The greatest common factor of n and t is 5 (2) The least common denominator of n and t is 105

Jay - Is it B? The greatest prime factor can be 7. Though not sure. Jay - Is Least Common Denominator same as Least Common Multiple? I have never heard of LCD before.

Its Just my call..not sure In My Opinion(IMO) B 1. The greatest common factor is 5 so there can be n and t written as follows 5 * 19 and 5 * 23. So in this case the greatest Prime factor would be 23 as it can divide NT. 2. The LCM(I presume it as LCM) is 105 which is 5*3*7 and NT can be written as 105 * x and x cannot be PRIME because if X is prime the LCM will change...For example 21*5 = 105 assume that N=21 and T=55 (11 times 5) the LCM for N or T cannot be 105 and hence 7 is the largest prime divisor for NT. Not sure about the logic..Maths gurus can correct me where i am wrong..

Jay..any chance that my answer matches OA

simplythebest wrote:Jay..any chance that my answer matches OA Yup, the OA is B

I would go with B too(although with the OA posted I know Im not adding any new value there) 1)Highest common factor is five- as was said up above n could be five and t could be 5*19 so highest prime would be 19 2)if L common Denominator were 105 prime factors are 3, 5, 7 so n or t has to have 7 as a root and therefore 7 is the highest prime factor of nt Answer B-anyone have a guess as tto the difficulty level of this problem?