The largest n N, for which 7n divides 101!, is :
- 18
- 15
- 19
- 16
Answer
(4) 16
Solution
Exponent of a prime p in N! = [ Np ] + [ Np2 ] +
[ 1017 ] = 14, [ 10149 ] = 2, [ 101343 ] = 0
n = 14 + 2 = 16
Answer: (4)
The largest n N, for which 7n divides 101!, is :
(4) 16
Exponent of a prime p in N! = [ Np ] + [ Np2 ] +
[ 1017 ] = 14, [ 10149 ] = 2, [ 101343 ] = 0
n = 14 + 2 = 16
Answer: (4)
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