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Here is the solution

We know the total factor of 144 are 15. That means we can write the 144 in a 15 ways. We assume that the repeated factors are not to be considered as the question is asking about the not distinct factors.

1*144
2*72
3*48
4*36
8*18
9*16
6*24
12*12

There are only 8 set of the number that can express N as a product of 2 positive factors
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