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Five distinct positive integers are in arithmetic progressions with a positive common difference. If their sum is 10020, then find the smaller possible value of the last term.

A

2002

B

2004

C

2006

D

2007

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C
Let the five integers be `a- 2d, a-d, a, a +d and a+2d`.
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