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Jaisal Francis
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Can a number such as 10 have infinite number of factors if we include multiplying two rational numbers or a rational number and integer or any other combination. the googlecombinations? Google says factors of 10 are 1×10, 2×5 and the number of factors is finite but isn't 2.5×4 is also a factor of 10 and infinite more?.

Can a number such as 10 have infinite number of factors if we include multiplying two rational numbers or a rational number and integer or any other combination. the google says factors of 10 are 1×10, 2×5 and the number of factors is finite but isn't 2.5×4 is also a factor of 10 and infinite more.

Can a number such as 10 have infinite factors if we include multiplying two rational numbers or a rational number and integer or any other combinations? Google says factors of 10 are 1×10, 2×5 and the number of factors is finite but isn't 2.5×4 also a factor of 10 and infinite more?.

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Jaisal Francis
Jaisal Francis
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Can a number have infinite number of factors if we include rational numbers

Can a number such as 10 have infinite number of factors if we include multiplying two rational numbers or a rational number and integer or any other combination. the google says factors of 10 are 1×10, 2×5 and the number of factors is finite but isn't 2.5×4 is also a factor of 10 and infinite more.