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Primes and factorisation

1.[1p]

How many positive divisors does 720=24⋅32⋅5 have?

CorrectNot quite: 30

2.[2p]

Factorise 1800 and 3150 and use the standard forms to find gcd(1800,3150).

CorrectNot quite: 450

3.[2p]

Two positive integers have gcd(a,b)=12 and lcm(a,b)=360. If a=72, what is b?

CorrectNot quite: 60

4.[1p]

A sieve of Eratosthenes is run to find every prime up to 200. What is the largest prime whose multiples must be crossed out?

CorrectNot quite: 13

5.[2p]

By trial division, what is the smallest prime factor of 391?

CorrectNot quite: 17

6.[2p]

The prime number theorem compares π(x) with xlnx. Evaluate xlnx at x=100000, rounded to the nearest whole number.

CorrectNot quite: 8686

7.[1p]

In the system 2ℕ of even numbers, an element is "prime" if it is not a product of two even numbers. Which of these is not prime there?

The answer is: $12$
The answer is: $12$
Correct
The answer is: $12$

8.[2p]

Which of these numbers are prime?

Select all that apply

The answer is: $97$, $127$
Correct
The answer is: $97$, $127$
Correct
The answer is: $97$, $127$

9.[2p]

Given the standard forms of two numbers, match each quantity to how it is read off.

  • Greatest common divisor

  • Least common multiple

  • Number of divisors of one number

  • the product of each exponent plus one

  • the smaller exponent of each prime

  • the larger exponent of each prime

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Greatest common divisor: the smaller exponent of each prime Least common multiple: the larger exponent of each prime Number of divisors of one number: the product of each exponent plus one