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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different primes is less than square root of N, if N is less than 100, then which one is possible biggest saturated number
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 26 Nov 2005, 23:37
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Without calculating, it should be D.
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D with calculation. :wink:
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 09 Mar 2006, 10:44
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D.

96 -> prime factor 2, 3, which is less than sqrt 96



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can someone work this out..
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 09 Mar 2006, 19:31
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I too got D with calculation. How do we find the answer without calculation?
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 10 Mar 2006, 00:01
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Without calculation :) "D"
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 12 Mar 2006, 22:19
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To find answer without calculating...

if the option is even number and any of product prime number is greater than 5 then that option should be eiminated at first sight...


And for odd number eliminate the option where the product prime number is greater than 9
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Saturated number N is a number whose product of different 13 Mar 2006, 11:56
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D it is.

The product has to be less than 10 and greater than 9....looking at the answer choices. The only possible distinct "allowable" primes are 2,3 since a 5 ruins the plot.



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