2023 AISS EM S1 EOY P1 Q10

2023 AISS EM S1 EOY P1 Q10

4 marks
  1. Express \({56}\) as a product of its prime factors.[1]
  2. Use prime factors to explain why \({14 \times 56}\) is a perfect square.[2]
  3. The number \({14k}\) is a perfect cube.
    Find the smallest positive integer value of \({k}\).[1]

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Answer:(a) \(56=2^3\times7\). (b) \(14\times56=2^4\times7^2\), so it is a perfect square. (c) \(k=196\).

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