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Baten80 wrote:
68 is divisible by 17, so why c couldn't be answer?

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Which of the following must divide into n means which of the following must be factor of n

68 is NOT essentially a factor of 34
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Re: If 2 and 17 are factors of positive integer n, then which of the follo [#permalink]
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Baten80 wrote:
68 is divisible by 17, so why c couldn't be answer?

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Which of the following must divide into n means which of the following must be factor of n

68 is NOT essentially a factor of 34


thanks for clearing that up!..:)
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Re: If 2 and 17 are factors of positive integer n, then which of the follo [#permalink]
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If 2 and 17 are factors of positive integer n, then which of the following must also divide into n?

I. 34
II. 68
III. 136

A. I only
B. II only
C. I and II only
D. I and III only
E. None


Since the LCM of 2 and 17 is 34, we see that, of the answer choices, only 34 must divide into n.

Answer: A
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Re: If 2 and 17 are factors of positive integer n, then which of the follo [#permalink]
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If 2 and 17 are factors of positive integer n, then which of the following must also divide into n?

I. 34
II. 68
III. 136

A. I only
B. II only
C. I and II only
D. I and III only
E. None

\(n = 2^x*17^y*............... \)(Any other number in the blank space and x and y can take any value)

So, n must also divide into 34, Answer must be (A) ,I
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