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\(\large \tau \) : number of divisors \(\large \sigma \) : sim of divisors
we might could use \(\large 1<\frac{\sigma(n)}{n}<\prod \frac{pi}{pi-1} \)
for the second part
yeah have u worked \(\tau(n)\) already ?
\(\tau (n) = \sum_{d|n} 1=k \) so xD there is infinitly many compination we ould get 1+1+1+1.. =k it dont need work , its common sense , unlike second part >.< i think the question mintioned both to show the diffrence
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