What is the units digit of the product of the first 50 primes?
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We don't need to take first 50 prime numbers and then multiply it
It follows a pattern , therefore no need to act foolish and do so much of calculation.
1×2×3×5 = 30 we get a multiple of 10 so whaterver may be multiplied afterwards, no change howsoever will be in the units digit
We can check it
In table of 10 or say 30 we get all the products having units digit as 0
Here is your answer
Hope it helps
Thank u★★★
#CKC
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We don't need to take first 50 prime numbers and then multiply it
It follows a pattern , therefore no need to act foolish and do so much of calculation.
1×2×3×5 = 30 we get a multiple of 10 so whaterver may be multiplied afterwards, no change howsoever will be in the units digit
We can check it
In table of 10 or say 30 we get all the products having units digit as 0
Here is your answer
Hope it helps
Thank u★★★
#CKC
PLZ MARK BRAINLIEST OF CORRECT
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