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A proper factor of an integer m is a number k such that m/k is an integerand k cannot equal 1 and k cannot equal m. Define the function L(n) to be the largest proper factor of n. For example, L(6) = 3. For how many positive integers n is L(n) = 7?

a)4
b)3
c)2
d)1
e) infinitely many
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