- For any Integer n
1, the number of positive divisors of n is denoted by d(n). then for a prime p,d(d(d(p)))
1, the number of positive divisors of n is denoted by d(n). then for a prime p,d(d(d(p)))
Asked by prabhakararao viriyala
19th February 2018,
8:37 PM
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Answer:
p is prime
if p is positive
d(p)=2......p and 1
d(d(p))=d(2)=2.....2&1
similarly d(d(d(p)))=2
p is negative
then
d(p)=1
d(d(d(p)))=1
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20th February 2018,
5:54 PM
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