Answer:
More than 50
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve, we need to first see that the function is h(n). Picking main points from the question statement:
From here, we can write h(100) as:
h(100) = [tex]2 * 4 * 6 * 8 * ...... * 100[/tex]
h(100) = [tex]2^{50} * (1*2*3*......*50)[/tex]= [tex]2^{50} * 50![/tex]
so,
h(100)+1 =[tex](2^{50} * 50! )+1[/tex]
Now two numbers,
h(100) and h(100)+1 are consecutive integers and since they are consecutive so they are co-prime. Hence they only have common factor of 1. Example, 13 and 14 have only common factor of 1
As h(100) has all prime numbers from 1 to 50 and according to above statement h(100)+1 won't have any prime factor from 1 to 50, so the smallest prime factor p is greater than 50.