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Daniel J Smith Custom TMUA alpha · Q3

Logic & proofNumber & counting

We say an integer xx divides an integer yy and write x∣yx\mid y if there exists an integer kk such that y=kxy=kx

Let a,b,na,b,n be positive integers. Let (∗)(*) the statement

(∗)n∣ab(*)\quad n\mid ab

Let C be the statement:

For every prime pp with p∣np\mid n, either p∣ap\mid a or p∣bp\mid b

This condition CC is:

Anecessary but not sufficient for (∗)(*)
Bsufficient but not necessary for (∗)(*)
Cnecessary and sufficient for (∗)(*)
Dneither necessary nor sufficient for (∗)(*)

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