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Previous Question: An old man has Rs.(1! + 2! + ........ + 50!) ,all of which he wants to divide equally (without fractions) among his 'n' children. Then 'n' is equal to..... a)5 b)7 c)9 d) 11 Next Question: The sum of 20 distinct numbers is 801. What is their minimum LCM possible? Choose one answer. a. 360 b. 480 c. 42 d. 840

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