Cud someone explain this theory? Like how GRE could trick us?
Over here we wud just take the LCM right I dont find any other way
How do I find the no of odd and even factors
Cud someone explain this theory? Like how GRE could trick us?
Over here we wud just take the LCM right I dont find any other way
How do I find the no of odd and even factors
It is just trying to tell us that \sqrt{4} can be +2 or -2, while the cube root of 8 is only 2. That is, if t is positive,
a^{1/t} has two values if t is even, and one if t is odd.
That’s one way.
36 = 2^2 \times 3^2
For a factor to be odd you need to consider only the odd terms. In this case, 3. For even, you can consider (total number of factors - odd factors).
Thanks a lot