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Question Number 27651 by Joel578 last updated on 12/Jan/18
A positive number has 8 distinct divisors  Lets say a, b, c, d, e, f, g and h  Given  a . b . c . d . e . f . g . h = 3111696  Find that number
Apositivenumberhas8distinctdivisorsLetssaya,b,c,d,e,f,gandhGivena.b.c.d.e.f.g.h=3111696Findthatnumber
Commented by Joel578 last updated on 12/Jan/18
What is distinct divisor? Can we say that is  it same as factor?
Whatisdistinctdivisor?Canwesaythatisitsameasfactor?
Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 14/Jan/18
Distinct divisors means differnt  divisors and yes divisor is same  as factor.  If  a∣c & b∣c & a≠b then a and b  are distinct divisors.
Distinctdivisorsmeansdifferntdivisorsandyesdivisorissameasfactor.Ifac&bc&abthenaandbaredistinctdivisors.
Answered by mrW2 last updated on 14/Jan/18
The number is 2×3×7=42. It has  exactly 8 (distinct) divisors:  1 (=a)  2 (=b)  3 (=c)  6 (=d)  7 (=e)  14 (=f)  21 (=g)  42 (=h)  The product of all those divisors is  a∙b∙c∙d∙e∙f∙g∙h=1×2×3×6×7×14×21×42=311696
Thenumberis2×3×7=42.Ithasexactly8(distinct)divisors:1(=a)2(=b)3(=c)6(=d)7(=e)14(=f)21(=g)42(=h)Theproductofallthosedivisorsisabcdefgh=1×2×3×6×7×14×21×42=311696
Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 13/Jan/18
Hi Sir mrW1∣ mrW2  Your answer is perfect as it contains  all the divisors of required number.  I deleted my answer because its  logic was deffective.
HiSirmrW1mrW2Youranswerisperfectasitcontainsallthedivisorsofrequirednumber.Ideletedmyanswerbecauseitslogicwasdeffective.
Commented by mrW2 last updated on 13/Jan/18
Sir, to be honest, I didn′t catch the  question really till I saw your working.  It brought me finally to the right   understanding and to the answer.   Therefore thank you for your working!
Sir,tobehonest,IdidntcatchthequestionreallytillIsawyourworking.Itbroughtmefinallytotherightunderstandingandtotheanswer.Thereforethankyouforyourworking!
Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 13/Jan/18
ThAnKs SiR!      Could You Help Me in solving  Q#27422 & Q27627.
ThAnKsSiR!CouldYouHelpMeinsolvingYou can't use 'macro parameter character #' in math mode
Answered by mrW2 last updated on 14/Jan/18
An other way to solve this question:  We know the number, let′s say N has  8 different divisors a, b, c..., h.    We know if number k is a divisor of  N, then (N/k) must be an other divisor of  it, the product of both divisors is N.    This is to say if we arrange a, b,c...,h  increasingly, we′ll have  a∙h=N  b∙g=N  c∙f=N  d∙e=N  Then we′ll get   a∙b∙c∙d∙e∙f∙g∙h=N^4 =3111696 (as given)  according to Sir Rasheed.Sindhi: 3111696=(2×3×7)^4   ⇒N=2×3×7=42
Anotherwaytosolvethisquestion:Weknowthenumber,letssayNhas8differentdivisorsa,b,c,h.WeknowifnumberkisadivisorofN,thenNkmustbeanotherdivisorofit,theproductofbothdivisorsisN.Thisistosayifwearrangea,b,c,hincreasingly,wellhaveah=Nbg=Ncf=Nde=NThenwellgetabcdefgh=N4=3111696(asgiven)accordingtoSirRasheed.Sindhi:3111696=(2×3×7)4N=2×3×7=42
Commented by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 14/Jan/18
Creative work Sir!   This is realy a ′ method ′for   such problems!
CreativeworkSir!Thisisrealyamethodforsuchproblems!
Commented by Joel578 last updated on 14/Jan/18
thank you very much
thankyouverymuch

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