Question
Question: Product of all the even divisors of N = 1000, is...
Product of all the even divisors of N = 1000, is
64 × 10^18
Solution
To find the product of all even divisors of N = 1000, we follow these steps:
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Prime Factorization of N: First, express N in its prime factorized form: N=1000=103=(2×5)3=23×53.
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Form of Divisors: Any divisor of N is of the form d=2a×5b, where 0≤a≤3 and 0≤b≤3.
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Identify Even Divisors: For a divisor to be even, its prime factor 2 must have a power of at least 1. So, for even divisors, the exponent 'a' must satisfy 1≤a≤3. The exponent 'b' can still range from 0≤b≤3. Thus, the even divisors are of the form 2a×5b where a∈{1,2,3} and b∈{0,1,2,3}.
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Count of Even Divisors: The number of choices for 'a' is 3 (1, 2, 3). The number of choices for 'b' is 4 (0, 1, 2, 3). The total number of even divisors is 3×4=12.
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Calculate the Product of Even Divisors (P): Let P be the product of all even divisors. P=∏a=13∏b=03(2a×5b)
To calculate this product, we sum the powers of each prime factor.
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Contribution from prime factor 2: For each value of 'a' (1, 2, 3), there are 4 corresponding values of 'b'. This means 21 appears 4 times, 22 appears 4 times, and 23 appears 4 times in the product. The total power of 2 in P is 4×(1+2+3)=4×6=24. So, the factor involving 2 is 224.
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Contribution from prime factor 5: For each value of 'b' (0, 1, 2, 3), there are 3 corresponding values of 'a'. This means 50 appears 3 times, 51 appears 3 times, 52 appears 3 times, and 53 appears 3 times in the product. The total power of 5 in P is 3×(0+1+2+3)=3×6=18. So, the factor involving 5 is 518.
Therefore, the product P is P=224×518.
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Simplify the Result: We can rewrite the expression to involve powers of 10: P=218×26×518 P=(2×5)18×26 P=1018×64 P=64×1018