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Numeric Properties Class Test

The document contains a class test focused on numeric properties, including problems related to prime factors, divisibility, common multiples, and remainders. Each problem presents two quantities for comparison or requires specific calculations based on given conditions. The test assesses understanding of number theory concepts and their applications.

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Numeric Properties Class Test

The document contains a class test focused on numeric properties, including problems related to prime factors, divisibility, common multiples, and remainders. Each problem presents two quantities for comparison or requires specific calculations based on given conditions. The test assesses understanding of number theory concepts and their applications.

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CLASS TEST

(Numeric Properties)

Problem: 1

Quantity A Quantity B
The number of distinct prime factors of 50 The number of distinct prime factors of 51

Problem 2:

Quantity A Quantity B
The number of distinct prime factors of 80 The number of distinct prime factors of 85

Problem: 3
Quantity A Quantity B
The greatest prime factor of 36 The greatest prime factor of 48

Problem: 4
If n is an integer and n^2 is divisible by 30, then what is the possible value of n?
(A) 20
(B) 40
(C) 45
(D) 60
(E) 95

Problem: 5
What is the common multiple of 30 and 45?

Indicate all such values.

 45
 60
 90
 135
 180
 210
 270

Problem: 6

Quantity A Quantity B
The lowest common multiple of 45 and 35 Twice of the greatest common prime factor
of 695 and 834

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Problem: 7
If a and b are integers and a>b>1, which of the following cannot be a multiple of either a
or b?
a) a – 1
b) b + 1
c) a + b
d) b – 1
e) ab

Problem: 8

Quantity A Quantity B
The remainder when 9^16 is divided by 2 The remainder when 11^16 is divided by 2

Problem: 9
abcd is odd and positive, and bcd is odd and negative.

Quantity A Quantity B

c 0

Problem: 10

If M is a positive odd integer, then which one of the following can be even?

a) M^3 – 4
b) 3M + 4
c) (2M)^3 – 4
d) 4M – 7
e) 10 - M

Problem: 11

Quantity A Quantity B

j-h i-g

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