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Standard VI
Mathematics
Prime Factorisation by Division Method
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Question
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Q. The number of prime factors of
(
3
×
5
)
12
(
2
×
7
)
10
(
10
)
25
is :
(A) 47
(B) 60
(C) 72
(D) 94
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Solution
Hi,
(3 x 5)
12
x (2 x 7)
10
x (10)
25
= (3 x 5)
12
x (2 x 7)
10
x (2 x 5)
25
= 3
12
x 5
12
x 2
10
x 7
10
x 2
25
x 5
25
= 2
35
x 3
12
x 5
37
x 7
10
Total number of prime factors = (35 + 12 + 37 + 10) = 94
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