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What will be the thousands digit of the integer Q, given that the thousands digit is a prime number?
(1) Q = 24× 32× 53× 132
(2) Q when rounded off to the nearest ten thousands is 3040000
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What will be the thousands digit of the integer Q, given that the thousands digit is a prime number?
(1) Q = 24× 32× 53× 132
(2) Q when rounded off to the nearest ten thousands is 3040000


This one is actually pretty straight forward if you dont get into dirty calculations :)

from question we want thousands digit of Q.

Stem 1 , it gives what Q is - whatever be the result of calculation we would have a final number from which we can tell the thousands digit. Sufficient.

Stem 2, it says when Q is rounded off to nearest ten thousand it is 3040000 . Remember we dont have Q yet. From this statement thousand digit could be anything from 0-9 (0-4 will round down to this number 5-9 will round up to this number). Clearly insufficient.

Hence Ans is A.

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