Hi mukherjee.tanuj3,

This DS prompt is based on some Number Properties and is perfect for TESTing VALUES.

We're told that N and T are positive integers. We're asked for the greatest PRIME factor of NT.

Fact 1: The Greatest Common Factor of N and T is 5

For the GCF to be 5, that means that BOTH N and T have to be multiples of 5

If N=5, T=5, then NT = 25 and the answer to the question is 5
If N=5, T=35, then NT = 175 and the answer to the question is 7
Fact 1 is INSUFFICIENT

Fact 2: The Least Common Multiple of N and T is 105

For the LCM to be 105, that means that BOTH N and T have to be ODD (since even numbers can never have an odd LCM) and at least one MUST be a multiple of 5.

Also, since both numbers MUST be ODD, the LCM IS the product of NT.

105 = (3)(5)(7), so no matter how you choose your N and T:

1 and 105
3 and 35
5 and 21
7 and 15

The answer to the question will ALWAYS be 7.
Fact 2 is SUFFICIENT

Final Answer: B

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