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I'm getting 1698 apparently. What amount I missing here? Numerator is 10,200! and denominator is 504^n right? 10,200!= 2^(10192)* 7^(1698)3^(5094)....
We divide 10192 by 3 that's more than 3k and we divide 5094 by 2 that's 2547 and 1698 as it is. 1698 is least of these so that should be the solution, where am I getting it wrong?
Samee I'm as well getting 1698
hey, your answer is correct
this options are wrong