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Problem 895

AIME late
Number theory Difficulty 5.7 Find the answer

[39.3] For any positive integer nn, let d(n)d(n) denote the number of all positive divisors of nn (including 1 and nn). Determine all possible positive integers kk such that there exists a positive integer nn satisfying
d(n2)/d(n)=kd\left(n^{2}\right) / d(n)=k

Official solution

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