Elementary Number Theory || IIT&JEE Questions NO 10|| VIII Class

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[raunakrajthemathematician]

Brothers, the answer is c) 600
Explanation: 2^400 X 4^500 = 2^400 X 2^1000
= 2^1400.
And we have 5^600. We know, 10=2X5. So, for making a ten, we need 1 2 and 1 5. Therefore, minimum among the number of 2s and number of 5s will be the answer which is 600. Note: we need one 10 to make a 0 at the end in the number; therefore, we're considering number of 10s possible to be formed

[prodjplayzfortnite]

It is D as we have to take the number that is the power of 5

[vaidyaprakashanand]

I'll surely get 0 for this question 😂