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The factor tree of 360 is shown. Using its prime-power form, how many factors (divisors) does 360 have?

Class 10Fundamental Theorem of ArithmeticNumber Systems
  • A6
  • B9
  • C12
  • D24

Step-by-Step Solution

The leaves give . Each factor picks a power of 2 (4 choices), of 3 (3 choices) and of 5 (2 choices): . (Multiplying the exponents gives 6; forgetting the 5 gives 12.)
Answer: D) 24

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