HMMT 2001 T10
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Define a monic irreducible polynomial with integral coefficients to be a polynomial with leading coefficient 1 that cannot be factored, and the prime factorization of a polynomial with leading coefficient 1 as the factorization into monic irreducible polynomials. How many not necessarily distinct monic irreducible polynomials are there in the prime factorization of (for instance, has two prime factors)?
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