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    The document contains a collection of 7 number theory problems of varying difficulty. The problems include proving that the square root of 2 is irrational, finding the real roots of an equation, calculating the number of trailing zeros in 100!, showing a factorial has a certain number of trailing zeros, proving a property of primes, finding the greatest common divisor of two numbers, and showing the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square.

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    Collection of Number theory Problems

    RadomGuy
    July 2021

    Problems
    Here are a few number theory problems of varying difficulty
    √
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    1
    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)


    [this is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis
    is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past
    aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime
    probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem
    notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem notice
    that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem notice that if
    a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem notice that if a is a
    root then 2-a is also a root [7]Show that the product of 4 consecutive positive
    integers is never a square [this is past aime probem notice that if a is a root
    then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then
    2-a is also a rootthis is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is
    also a rootthis is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a
    rootthis is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis
    is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past
    aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a rootthis is past aime
    probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a root
    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    2
    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational

    [2]find all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34

    [3]Find the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that
    √ the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square
    [1]Prove that 2 is irrational
    this is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a root [2]find
    all the real roots of (x − 2)4 + x4 = 34
    this is past aime probem notice that if a is a root then 2-a is also a root [3]Find
    the number of zeros at the end of 100!

    [4]Show that there exists n such that n! has 1993 trailing zeros

    [5]Show that if p is a prime and if p∣a2 then p∣a

    [6]Find the GCD(363,19280)

    [7]Show that the product of 4 consecutive positive integers is never a square

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