In the correctly-worked multiplication problem above, each symbol represents a different nonzero digit. What is the value of C?
(1) D is prime.
(2) B is not prime.
OA D
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(2) B is not prime.
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In the correctly-worked multiplication problem above, each symbol represents a different nonzero digit. What is the value of C?
(1) D is prime.
(2) B is not prime.
OA D
Source: Veritas Prep
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