Math, asked by eerdey752, 11 hours ago

If both 7^2 and 2^2 are the factors of the number (a x 4^3 x 5^5 x 17^2), then what is the smallest possible value of a?

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Answered by priyanshurajbharti67
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Step-by-step explanation:

Now, we can express the ones on the right in simpler terms.

11^2 * 3^2 = a* 2^6 * 2^2* 3^2 * 13^11

We cancel out the 3^2 on both sides.

11^2= a 2^8 * 13^11

And use division to get the result.

a = 11^2/(2^8 * 13^11)

a = 2,63735... *10^-13

You can calculate it yourself, but it should be the smallest possible value for a.

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : both 7² and 2² are the factors of the number (a x 4³ x 5⁵ x 17²)

To Find :  smallest possible value of a

Solution:

a x 4³ x 5⁵ x 17²

= a  x (2²)³ x 5⁵ x 17²

= a x 2⁶ x 5⁵ x 17²

= a x 2²⁺⁴ x 5⁵ x 17²

= a x 2² x 2⁴ x 5⁵ x 17²

both 7² and 2² are the factors of the number

2² is already present

Hence a must contain a factor 7²

Smallest possible value of a is 7²  = 49

Smallest possible value of a = 49

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