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The product of the …five smallest two-digit prime numbers [#permalink] New post 09 Aug 2012, 09:57
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The product of the …five smallest two-digit prime numbers is closest to which of the following powers of 10?

(A) 10^9
(B) 10^8
(C) 10^7
(D) 10^6
(E) 10^5

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Re: The product of the …five smallest two-digit prime numbers [#permalink] New post 09 Aug 2012, 10:29
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metallicafan wrote:
The product of the …five smallest two-digit prime numbers is closest to which of the following powers of 10?
(A) 10^9
(B) 10^8
(C) 10^7
(D) 10^6
(E) 10^5

A faster way to solve it?

Source: http://www.gmathacks.com


The product is 11*13*17*19*23

Try some approximation:
10*15*15*20*20 = 4,000*225=900,000, this would be somewhat smaller than the real product.
10*15*15*20*25 = 2250*500=1,250,000, this for sure is larger.
My bet is 10^6.
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