SOLUTION: Why is it impossible to find a number from 101-200 that is divisible by four different prime numbers? (Hint: How big would such a number have to be?)

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Question 116216: Why is it impossible to find a number from 101-200 that is divisible by four different prime numbers? (Hint: How big would such a number have to be?)
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Why is it impossible to find a number from 101-200 that is divisible by four different prime numbers? (Hint: How big would such a number have to be?)
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As I remember 2 is a prime number so the lowest 4 prime numbers are 2,3,5,7
2*3*5*7 = 210; which is greater than 200