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If m is the greatest prime factor of 38 and n is the greatest prime factor of 100, what is the value of m+n???
A.7
B.12
C.24
D.29
E.44
first get the factors of 38- 1x38, 2x19...... notice that 19 is the greatest prime factor of 38.
same for 100- 1x100....5x20...notice that 5 is the greatest prime factor of 100
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