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Now you can reverse the order of the factors for all of the ones listed above, because they are ordered pairs except for 6*6 since it is the same | Now you can reverse the order of the factors for all of the ones listed above, because they are ordered pairs except for 6*6 since it is the same if you reverse the order. | ||
<math>4\cdot 2+1=9</math> | <math>4\cdot 2+1=9</math> | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 13 July 2021
Problem 10
How many ordered pairs of positive integers 
satisfy the equation 
= 
?
Solution
=
is a ratio; therefore, you can cross-multiply.
Now you find all the factors of 36:
.
Now you can reverse the order of the factors for all of the ones listed above, because they are ordered pairs except for 6*6 since it is the same if you reverse the order.
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