How would you answer this question?
How would you answer this question?
Break into prime factors!
How do you answer this?
You can fully calculate it, but it helps if you see that its a formula for (x-y)(x-y)
How do you answer this?
How do you answer this?
Remember this formula:
How does this formula work?
e1 is the exponent of the first prime number
e2 is the exponent of the second prime number… etc
How do you answer this?
What do you have to know about this?
You have to break 30 into prime factors, and understand that the amount of 30’s you can make, depends on the fewest prime factor, which is 5 in this case
How do you answer this?
How do you answer this?
Can you explain why in this question 4 is doubled and not squared to be 16?
20! has 4 factors of 5
20! × 20! = (20!)^2, which has 8 factors of 5
Squaring DOUBLES every prime, so its 8 and NOT 16
How do you answer this?
Carry out long division and spot the pattern
How do you answer this?
You have to find the number of 5’s in 200!
How do you answer this?
Remember you are using 3, so you have 2n = 120, therefore n = 60
How do you answer this?
First rewrite the factorials, then find the number of 2’s in each of the factors - and remember to correct for the number you are actually finding (4, and not 2)
How do you answer this?
How do you answer this?
You HAVE to see that b^2, means that its a perfect square and thus you can determine what a must be
If a number is divisible by 6, what other numbers must it be divisible by?
2 and 3
How do you answer this?
How do you answer this?
How do you answer this? (hint: 55 x 14 = 770)