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Hi John. There is a theorem in mathematics called "The Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic" which sounds quite important (because it is) but it simply states that every positive whole number above 1 can be uniquely written as the product of a set of prime factors. Any number which has your set of prime numbers therefore, must be a multiple of the smallest number! So the answer to your question is just the product of those primes. Multiply it out! Cheers, | ||||||||||||
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