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CMO 2017 Problem 2

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Let ff be a function from the set of positive integers to itself such that, for every nn, the number of positive integer divisors of nn is equal to f(f(n))f(f(n)). For example, f(f(6))=4f(f(6))=4 and f(f(25))=3f(f(25))=3. Prove that if pp is prime then f(p)f(p) is also prime.

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