Given four distinct prime numbers p, q, r, and s. It is possible to find numbers that satisfy the relationship n p.q and n=r.s O Yes, this can happen if s | p.q O Yes, this happens if p = r + 1 and q...

Extracted text: Given four distinct prime numbers p, q, r, and s. It is possible to find numbers that satisfy the relationship n p.q and n=r.s O Yes, this can happen if s | p.q O Yes, this happens if p = r + 1 and q = s - 1 O No, in such a case n will have four different factors O No, there is no case where such a condition would be met. O Yes, if p > r and q <>