Suppose that M is the product of k distinct primes. Find the number of ways to write N as the product of positive integers(>1) where the order of terms does not matter.

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1.	Suppose that M is the product of k distinct primes. Find the number of ways to write N as the product of positive integers(>1), where the order of terms does not matter.
A.	<sup>M</sup>C<sub>N-k</sub>
B.	<sup>N</sup>C<sub>M</sub>
C.	N * B<sub>k</sub>
D.	B<sub>k</sub>
Answer» E.

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Suppose that M is the product of k distinct primes. Find the number of ways to write N as the product of positive integers(&gt;1), where the order of terms does not matter.

Suppose that M is the product of k distinct primes. Find the number of ways to write N as the product of positive integers(>1), where the order of terms does not matter.