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Q. a and b are natural numbers such that a > b > 1. If 8! is divisible by a2 × b2, then how many such sets (a, b) are possible?
1. 5
2. 6
3. 7
4. 8
5. null
8!=27x32x5x7
Now for 8! to be divisible by a2b2 , factors which are useful is 26 , 32 .
so now we have to make pairs from 22, 22, 22, 32
so the pairs will be [22x22](since a>b), [22x24], [22x32], [24x32], [28x32], [22x(2×3)2], [22x22x(2×3)2], [22x(2x2x3)2]
So total 7 sets are possible .
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