![100=2\times2\times2\times5\times5=2^2\times5^2\\\\ 5929=7\times7\tuimes11\times11=7^2times11^2/tex]Now, the number of divisors of 100 = [tex](2+1)(2+1)=6](/tpl/images/0191/3301/321c6.png)
The number of divisors of the number 100 is the same as the number
of the divisors of the numb...
Mathematics, 23.08.2019 16:30 yeehaw777
The number of divisors of the number 100 is the same as the number
of the divisors of the number 5929. (note, we do not say they have the same
divisors, we say they have the same number of divisors - factoring both numbers
into primes will you answer this )
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