A molecular compound contains atoms A and B, where their per-molecule counts are the 5th and 7th prime numbers from the start respectively. This compound has 10 identical molecules. After a reaction, the number of B atoms per molecule doubles, and C atoms (equal to the 3rd prime number from the start) are added. What will be the total number of A, B and C atoms in all 10 molecules after the reaction?

Subject: Mathematics | Topic: Arithmetic | Difficulty: MEDIUM

Options

1. (A) 330
2. (B) 500
3. (C) 550
4. (D) 690

Verified Answer

Option (B): 500

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