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Hi Rachel, There is certainly more than one answer to this question. For example
I suggest that you find the prime factorization of 15836 and then using the prime factors list all the ways you can write 15834 as a product of integer factors, and in each case calculate the sum of the factors. Penny | ||||||||||||
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