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This expression can be written as 10!+10!*11+10!*11*12
10!(1+11+11*12)
10!(144)

144 can be written as (2^2*3)(2^2 *3) highest power of 2 here is (2^2)^2=4

Now in 10! we have 2 ,4, 6 ,8 10 which has a total of 1+2+1+3+1=8

so there is total of 12 2's hence the highest power of 2 is 12 which is option C
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What is the highest integer power of of ‘2’ that can divide \((10! + 11! + 12!)\) without leaving any remainder?

(A) 8
(B) 9
(C) 12
(D) 16
(E) 25


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What is the highest integer power of of ‘2’ that can divide (10!+11!+12!) without leaving any remainder?

(10!+11!+12!)
10!(1+11+12*11)
10!(1+11+132)
10!(144)
10!(2^4)(3^2)

Highest power of 2 in 10!=
(10/2) + (10/4) +(10/8) =(5+2+1)=8

Highest power of 2= 8+4= 12

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