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Every positive divisor has a unique prime factorization p1e1​​⋯pkek​​ with 0≤ej​≤ij​. Conversely every such exponent choice gives a divisor. The exponent choices are independent, so the product rule gives
τ(n)=j=1∏k​(ij​+1).​
(1)
For n=1 the factorization is empty, and the empty product is one, corresponding to the divisor one.

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