2^(n-1) has n divisors, specifically 1, 2, 4, 8, ... 2^(n-1)
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let us take 2 which is > 0.
so, n = 2
we need to look for a positive integer with exactly 2 divisors [i.e factors]
so take 3 or 5 or any prime.
all of them have exactly 2 positive divisors.
another example .
take 4
so n = 4
there are again many nos. such as 8 which has 1,2,4,8 as its divisors.
if n = 6
there is 12 with 1,2,3,4,6,12 divisors .
so, n = 2
we need to look for a positive integer with exactly 2 divisors [i.e factors]
so take 3 or 5 or any prime.
all of them have exactly 2 positive divisors.
another example .
take 4
so n = 4
there are again many nos. such as 8 which has 1,2,4,8 as its divisors.
if n = 6
there is 12 with 1,2,3,4,6,12 divisors .