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If for any positive integer n, $(n) represents the number of positive divisors of n, what is the value of $($($(12)))?
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ty for coming again
what are divisors of 12?
ehh
1,2,3,4,6,12?
right, count them.
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there are 6 in total
what are divisors of 6?
2 and 3
1,6?
ahh
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there are 4 then
what are divisors of 4?
1,2, and 4
total?
ehh
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13?
total number of divisors of 4 only ?
3
thts your answer.
because...
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$(n)
it is the last one?
so that's why it is 3?
($(12))=6 ($($(12))=$(6)=4 $($($(12))=$($(6))=$(4)=3
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one more problem :)
how many are there?
alot
but this is the last one for today :)
last? then ok....
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