(A) \(1,4,5,9\)
(B) \(1,3,7,15\)
(C) \(1,3,5,15\)
(D) \(1,3,6,7\)
(A) \(1,\,2,\,4,\,8,\,16,\,32,\,64\)
(B) \(1,\,3,\,5,\,7,\,14,\,32,\,64\)
(C) \(1,\,3,\,6,\,9,\,16,\,32,\,64\)
(D) \(1,\,2,\,4,\,8,\,14,\,36,\,64\)
Determine the number of prime factors for \(24\).
(A) \(4\)
(B) \(5\)
(C) \(2\)
(D) \(1\)
Where the following numbers are common factors of \(15\), \(35\) and \(60\)?
(A) \(1,6\)
(B) \(1,5\)
(C) \(1,7\)
(D) \(1,8\)
Edwin has \(12\) pieces of cakes, \(30\) pieces of curry puffs, and \(18\) slices of melon fruits. The number of each type of food is being put equally in each container. In each container, the number of cakes, curry puffs and melon fruits are not necessarily the same. How many food containers can be provided at most?
(A) \(6\)
(B) \(7\)
(C) \(8\)
(D) \(9\)
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