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If `P_1,P_2,......... P_(m+1)` are distinct prime numbers. Then the number of factors of `P_1^nP_2P_3....P_(m+1)` is :

A

`m(n+1)`

B

`(n+1)2^(m)`

C

`n * 2 ^(m) `

D

`2^(nm)`

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