200 can be expressed as product of two numbers
200= 1^6 * 200^1 ---------(1)
200= 2^2 * 50 ------ (2)
200= 10^2 * 2^1 ------ (3)
200= 2^3 * 5^2 ---------(4)
x > y satisfies (2), (3) an (4)
however xy=6 is satisfied by only (1) and (4)
for (1) x+y =7
for (4) x+y=5
together no additional help.
(E)
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