What is the number of zeros of the product of the first 100
numbers ?
Answer Posted / cnu
24.
exp: 0 is formed by multiplying 5 with 2. so first we find
how many 5's and 2's are there in 100!.
No of 5's : 100/5=20/5=4/5.
20 +4 =24.
No of 2's : 100/2=50/2=25/2=12/2=6/2=3/2=1/2.
50 +25 +12 +6 +3 +1.
It has 24 5's and 2's.
so the no. of zeros=24.
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