The number of all integers n for which $$n^{2} + 96$$ is a perfect square, is
CMAT Number Systems Questions
CMAT Number Systems Questions
Let $$n^2+96=k^2$$
$$k^2-n^2=96$$
$$\left(k+n\right)\left(k-n\right)=96$$
$$\left(k+n\right)\left(k-n\right)=2\times48,\ 4\times24,\ 6\times16,\ 8\times12,\ 12\times8,\ 16\times6,\ 24\times4,\ 48\times2$$
n can take 8 values, i.e. -23, -10, -5, -2, 2, 5, 10 and 23.
The answer is option C.
If M, A and T are distinct positive integers such that M $$\times$$ A $$\times$$ T = 1947, then which of the following is the maximum possible value of M + A + T?
1947 = $$1\times3\times649$$ = $$3\times11\times59$$
$$M\times A\times T=1\times3\times649=3\times11\times59$$
Maximum value of M + A + T = 1 + 3 + 649 = 653
The answer is option C.
Let S(n) represents the sum of digits of a natural number n. For example, S(128)= 1 + 2 + 8 = 11. What is the value of $$S(2^{6} \times 3^{4} \times 5^{5}$$)?
$$2^6\times3^4\times5^5=\left(2\times5\right)^5\times2\times3^4$$ = $$16200000$$
S($$2^6\times3^4\times5^5$$) = S(16200000) = 9
The answer is option A.