4. EXTRA Qs Flashcards

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How would you answer this question?

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How would you answer this question?

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Break into prime factors!

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How do you answer this?

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You can fully calculate it, but it helps if you see that its a formula for (x-y)(x-y)

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How do you answer this?

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Remember this formula:

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How does this formula work?

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e1 is the exponent of the first prime number

e2 is the exponent of the second prime number… etc

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What do you have to know about this?

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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

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Can you explain why in this question 4 is doubled and not squared to be 16?

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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

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How do you answer this?

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Carry out long division and spot the pattern

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How do you answer this?

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You have to find the number of 5’s in 200!

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How do you answer this?

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Remember you are using 3, so you have 2n = 120, therefore n = 60

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How do you answer this?

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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)

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How do you answer this?

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You HAVE to see that b^2, means that its a perfect square and thus you can determine what a must be

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If a number is divisible by 6, what other numbers must it be divisible by?

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How do you answer this? (hint: 55 x 14 = 770)