A no N 2 has 11 factors less than N Find in how many ways can N 3 be written

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a no. N^2 has 11 factors less than N.Find in how many ways can N^3 be written as product 2 distinct numbers?

1) 8
2) 16
3) 17
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Latest MBA Aptitude Question SOLUTION: a no. N^2 has 11 factors less than N.Find in how many ways can N^3 be written as product 2 distinct numbers?

1) 8
2) 16
3) 17
4) 33