AP EAMCET201922 Apr 2019Morning ShiftMathematicsBinomial TheoremActual
Consider the following statements I : The number of non-trivial even divisors of the number (2^ ₁ 3^ ₂ 4^ ₃ 5^ ₄ 6^ ₅ ), is ( ( ₁+1 ) ( ₂+1 ) ( ₃+1 ) ( ₄+1 ) ( ₅+1 )-2 ) II : The number of non-trivial odd divisors of the number (2^ ₁ 3^ ₂ 4^ ₃ 5^ ₄ 6^ ₅ ), is ( ₂+ ₄+ ₅+ ₂ ₄+ ₄ ₅ ). Then
Options
- AI is false and II is false
- BI is true and II is true
- CI is false and II is true
- DI is true and II is false
Correct answer
C. I is false and II is true
Step-by-step solution
Given number (=2^ ₁ 3^ ₂ 4^ ₃ 5^ ₄ 6^ ₅ ) (=2^ ₁+2 ₃+ ₅ 3^ ₂ + ₅ 5^ ₄ ) Number of non-trivial even divisors (= ( ₁+2 ₃+ ₅ ) ( ₂+ ₅+1 ) ( ₄+1 )-1 ) And, number of non-trivial odd divisors ( aligned & = ( ₂+ ₅+1 ) ( ₄+1 )-1 & = ₂+ ₄+ ₅+ ₂ ₄+ ₄ ₅+1-1 aligned ) ( ) Statement ( I ) is false and ( II ) is true.