Primes and factorisation
1.[1p] How many positive divisors does have?
How many positive divisors does have?
2.[2p] Factorise and and use the standard forms to find .
Factorise and and use the standard forms to find .
3.[2p] Two positive integers have and . If , what is ?
Two positive integers have and . If , what is ?
4.[1p] A sieve of Eratosthenes is run to find every prime up to . What is the largest prime whose multiples must be crossed out?
A sieve of Eratosthenes is run to find every prime up to . What is the largest prime whose multiples must be crossed out?
5.[2p] By trial division, what is the smallest prime factor of ?
By trial division, what is the smallest prime factor of ?
6.[2p] The prime number theorem compares with . Evaluate at , rounded to the nearest whole number.
The prime number theorem compares with . Evaluate at , rounded to the nearest whole number.
7.[1p] In the system of even numbers, an element is "prime" if it is not a product of two even numbers. Which of these is not prime there?
In the system of even numbers, an element is "prime" if it is not a product of two even numbers. Which of these is not prime there?
8.[2p] Which of these numbers are prime?
Which of these numbers are prime?
Select all that apply
9.[2p] Given the standard forms of two numbers, match each quantity to how it is read off.
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