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100 can be expressed as 25*4. 

We can multiply this by 6 to get 25*24. 

So the smallest positive multiple of 100 is 100*6=600

Since both have 27 factorial, we can factorize to get 27! (1+28) = 27! * 29. 

The largest prime that divides 27! + 28! is 29. 

If you go step by step you get:

1.  x^2+2xy-15y^2

2.  x^2-3xy+5xy-15^2

3.  x(x-3)+5y(x-3)

4. (x+5y)(x-3)

So from here pour answere is (x+5y)(x-3)

I don't think that there is a solution, beacuse if x=x+1 then there is no number that would satisfy x. Mabey you didn't correctly copy the questtion, if that is so, can you please re-write it? Sorry if this post isn't helpful.

So you have to find the lagest prime number under 28, beacuse if you multiple 2 numbers, even if they are prime, you will get a compostie number. And we know that the largest prime number less than 28 is 23, so from here the answere is 23.

100x101=1010

answer

1010

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Thanks for pointing it out. I fixed it.

Ohhh the fraction's didn't load, my bad!

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