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Good reasoning by giddi. Need to get all factors greater than or equal to 8 as it is the smallest positive integer that is greater than sqrt (60).
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by simply counting we get 6.
We know that: sqrt64=8
So the smallest factor is 10.
10,12,15,20,30, and 60 itself.



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