least prime factor of p is 3 and leastt primme factor of q is 5 then what is least prime factor of (p+q)
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The least factor of p is 3.
So, Let us assume that p is a product of 3 and x, where x is a prime number greater than 3. Say x is 5. Now:
p = x*3
p = 5*3
p = 15
Similarly for q,
q = x*5
q = 7*5
q = 35
Now, (p+q) becomes 35+15 => 50.
The least prime factor of 50 will 2, since 50 = 2*5*5.
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