How many different numbers can be made by multiplying 1 by some,all,or none of the prime numbers below?

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How many different numbers can be made by multiplying 1 by some,all,or none of the prime numbers below?

2,5,5,7,7,7,11

the answer

only 1 answer will remain the same b/c one multiply by a number is just one

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