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11 Jul 2016, 18:32
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34% (00:49) correct
66%
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03 Dec 2016, 23:02
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Hi MathRevolution
What is the prime factors’ number of 24?
This statement is Not a GMAT like statement.
I have never heard this term "Prime factors number"
This question is as easy as they come.
Its the Ambiguous/Un-precise language that is a bit confusing and painful.
And just to add to the discussion -> I think this Question will further confuse students rather than clearing there concepts.
For On the GMAT ->
Number of prime factors ->Number of distinct prime factors.
Period.
Or else it would specially stated in the stem.
I hope it all of this makes sense
Regards
Stone Cold
What is the prime factors’ number of 24?
This statement is Not a GMAT like statement.
I have never heard this term "Prime factors number"
This question is as easy as they come.
Its the Ambiguous/Un-precise language that is a bit confusing and painful.
And just to add to the discussion -> I think this Question will further confuse students rather than clearing there concepts.
For On the GMAT ->
Number of prime factors ->Number of distinct prime factors.
Period.
Or else it would specially stated in the stem.
I hope it all of this makes sense
Regards
Stone Cold
General Discussion
11 Jul 2016, 21:28
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prime factors’ number, as I assume, for a number X=a^n*b^m*c^o*d^p... is = n+m+o+p...
So, 24 = 2^3*3^1
prime factors’ number will be 3+1 = 4.
Hence, answer is C.
So, 24 = 2^3*3^1
prime factors’ number will be 3+1 = 4.
Hence, answer is C.
