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Let n = 2^3 4^5 6^8 5^4. A positive fact...

Let `n = 2^3 4^5 6^8 5^4`. A positive factor is taken atrandom from the possible positive factors of n.Then the probability that the selected factor is aperfect square and divisible by 100 is

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