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If the product of the integers a, b, c, and d is 1,155 and if a > b > [#permalink]
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I personally did not clearly see the prime factors of 1155 right away

so I started with \( 1155= 1200-45 \)
\( 1155= 5*(240-9) \)
\( 1155= 5*8(80-3) \), we can now clearly break down \( 80-3 to 77= 11*7 \)
\( 1155= 5*8*7*11\) , since 11>7>5>3>1, 11-3 =8.
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