Math, asked by sameekshatgowda99, 6 months ago

If P and Q are two different prime numbers .How many factors does P*Q has?

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Answered by SHRISTIMOHAN

1

Answer:

dont know bro

Step-by-step explanation:

dont know bro

Answered by krishnagurjar09

2

Answer:

both have 2-2 factors

Step-by-step explanation:

all prime numbers have only two factors- 1 and the no. itself

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