This may be silly: I got the question right but on the test, when it says “how many” do we assume DISTINCT or do we think “TOTAL?”
reason being: in this question there are 4 prime numbers. HOWEVER, there are 2 5s. It would be very easy for someone to choose 5 if they misunderstood the goal of the question.
Thoughts?
Distinct. It would not be logical to expect a question that treats the 2 5s as 2 prime numbers and asks for the total
Two 5’s will be counted as 25 and that’s not prime so will just count the unique one.
is the answer option c?
Can someone share the solution for this question?
2,5,11,13
is this answer 4?
It’s D) 4
2,5,11,13 are the prime factors
ok Thanks
