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Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic

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p = $2^{2}$ . $3^{2}$ . $q^{2}$ (where q is a prime $<$ 7) is the prime factorisation representation of ‘p’. What is the value of p?

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p = 36

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p = 900

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p = 700

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Solution

The correct option is C
p = 900

So p is 5 and the number is 900.

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