X and y are natural numbers such that they satisfy the equation x y 31 2xy Find the maximum possible

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x and y are natural numbers such that they satisfy the equation x + y + 31 = 2xy. Find the maximum possible integral power of 6 in (xy)!.[n! is the product of the first â€˜nâ€™ natural numbers.] let me know the procedure also...

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