The given question is a challenging GMAT hard quant problem solving question testing concepts in number properties - Product of factors of cubes and squares of numbers.
Question 38: What is the product of all the factors of the cube of a positive integer 'n' if the product of all the factors of square of n is n3?
Key Data
'n' is a positive integer.
Product of the factors of n2 is n3.
If the product of the factors of n2 = n3, the only factors of n2 are 1, n, and n2.
So, we can infer that n does not have any factor other than 1 and itself.
Therefore, n is a prime number.
Factors of n3 if n is a prime number are 1, n, n2 and n3.
So, the product of the factors of n3 = 1 × n × n2 × n3 = n6
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