Math, asked by simrankaher4714, 1 year ago

What number must be multiplied by 43 so that it will have 3 prime factors?

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Answered by Anonymous
14
let the no. be multipled be x
factors of 43 =1,43
so x=6
as after multiplication 43×6=258
factors are 3,2,43....
which are primes
Answered by pinquancaro
17

Answer:

The required number is 6.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find : What number must be multiplied by 43 so that it will have 3 prime factors?

Solution :

We know that 43 itself is a prime number.

So, first we have to find the 2 prime factors which make the required form.

Taking two least prime numbers i.e. 2 and 3.

Multiply the number with 2 and 3

43\times 2\times 3=43\times 6

So, The required number multiplied by 43 is 6 so that it will have 3 prime factors.

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