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Let P = 2^3·3^3·4^4·5^5·8^2·10^ 3, then the total number of divisors will be

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Answered by reetasingh143007
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Step 1:- Convert all these no. In prime factors which will give you

Step 1:- Convert all these no. In prime factors which will give you 2^3×3^3×2^8×5^5×2^6×2^3×5^3.

Step 1:- Convert all these no. In prime factors which will give you 2^3×3^3×2^8×5^5×2^6×2^3×5^3.Step 2:- These will simplify to

Step 1:- Convert all these no. In prime factors which will give you 2^3×3^3×2^8×5^5×2^6×2^3×5^3.Step 2:- These will simplify to 2^20×3^3×5^8.which has only prime factor terms.

Step 1:- Convert all these no. In prime factors which will give you 2^3×3^3×2^8×5^5×2^6×2^3×5^3.Step 2:- These will simplify to 2^20×3^3×5^8.which has only prime factor terms.Step 3:- Now its a simple P&C question.So the answer would be (20+1)*(3+1)*(8+1)=756

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