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Number of Zeroes in a Number

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Question

The remainder obtained when we divide 131! by $100^{n}$ is 0. The maximum value of n is

A

32

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B

34

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C

17

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D

16

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Solution

The correct option is D
16

The number of zeroes in 131! = 32

$10^{2 n}$ = $10^{32}$

n = 16.

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