The GCD of $2$ numbers is $6$ and the product of the two numbers is $4320$. How many pairs of numbers exist, which satisfy the above condition.
MyApproach
I took GCD $\times$ LCM=Product of two numbers
6 . LCM=4320
From which I get LCM=720.
I am not reaching anywhere to the solution.
Can anyone guide me how to solve the problem?
Outline
You are right so far. If the two numbers are $a$ and $b$, we have $(a,b) = 6$, so
$(6m, 6n) = 6$ where $(m, n) = 1$. Now the remaining $720$ has to be distributed among $m$ and $n$.
$720 = 2^4 \cdot 3^2 \cdot 5$. We cannot have any factor of the same prime distributed, i.e. all the $2$'s must go either with $m$ or with $n$. Since there are $3$ distinct prime factors, there are $8$ possibilities of distributing them. Because we are interested in pairs, we eliminate symmetry by dividing $8$ by $2$ and get $\color{blue}{4}$ possibilities as the final answer.