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04 Oct 2022, 06:56
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woohoo921
Just to add to Bunuel's response above: A question of divisibility is largely unrelated to a question of inequality. Yes, it's true that a smaller integer is definitely NOT divisible by a larger integer... But a larger integer MAY OR MAY NOT be divisible by a smaller integer.
Therefore, it's not advisable to think of a divisibility question as an inequality question, woohoo921.
05 Aug 2023, 01:56
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There is a difference between "all the factors of a number" and "prime factors of a number", hence the powers of prime factors of s could be higher than the powers of prime factors of r.
So, A is sufficient, while B is not.
So, A is sufficient, while B is not.
04 Sep 2025, 21:45
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