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by adthedaddy » Wed Oct 10, 2012 8:22 am
How many divisors of 25200 can be expressed in the form 4n + 3, where n is a whole number?
(a) 6
(b) 8
(c) 9
(d) None of these

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by anuprajan5 » Wed Oct 10, 2012 9:39 am
HI,

The answer is C

My logic was to break down the number into its primes which will give us 2^5*3^2*5^3*7

The form of the expression is odd (4n+3 - Even + Odd)

I calculated the odd divisors using the odd primes ie: 3,5,7

You get a set of numbers. All one needs to do is ensure that it of the form 4n+3

The divisors are 3,7,15,35,63,75,175,375,875

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by gmat6087 » Wed Oct 10, 2012 11:02 am
anuprajan5 wrote:HI,

The answer is C

My logic was to break down the number into its primes which will give us 2^5*3^2*5^3*7

The form of the expression is odd (4n+3 - Even + Odd)

I calculated the odd divisors using the odd primes ie: 3,5,7

You get a set of numbers. All one needs to do is ensure that it of the form 4n+3

The divisors are 3,7,15,35,63,75,175,375,875

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Anup
Anup,
I too ended up in the same way finding all the divisors that satisfy the above condition, is there any easier way to solve this instead of this lengthy method

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by adthedaddy » Thu Oct 11, 2012 9:55 am
anuprajan5 wrote:HI,

The answer is C

My logic was to break down the number into its primes which will give us 2^5*3^2*5^3*7

The form of the expression is odd (4n+3 - Even + Odd)

I calculated the odd divisors using the odd primes ie: 3,5,7

You get a set of numbers. All one needs to do is ensure that it of the form 4n+3

The divisors are 3,7,15,35,63,75,175,375,875

Regards
Anup
@ Anup:
I can see above that you've substitued values of "n" in 4n+3. Plz help me understand how did you derive the value of "n". For example, when we subsitute n=0, we get 3, n=1 gives 7, then you have not taken n=2 but you have taken n=3...etc...
Plz help.
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by anuprajan5 » Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:33 pm
Hi,

I wouldn't state that the method used by me is perfect. But this is how I did it.

Since the expression is odd - we use the odd divisors to find a set of numbers. You will find 18 divisors (based on powers of 3,5 and 7)


1,3,5,7,9,15,21,25,35,45,63,75,105,175,225,315,525,1575

Looking at this list now, I have to retract my answer from before (i calculated the same as 252000 and not 25200 - luckily though I got the same answer). It seems there are 9 divisors in the form 4n+3

3,7,15,35,63,75,175,315,1575

One you have the set above its easy to determine which ones fit the expression because of divisibility rule. If you take each individual number and deduct 3 from the same - and if the last digits are divisible by 4, then it matches the expression.

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