Math, asked by Yogesha3372, 1 year ago

Can the number 4n, n being a natural number, end with the digit zero?give reason

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Answered by anlitta990037
63

Answer:no

Step-by-step explanation: a no.should have 2 and 5 as factors so as to and with zero but factors of 4 are 2,2

Answered by lalitha2004
55

given exponental term= 4n

4n =( 2*2)n

we know that any number ends with the digit 0 then whose factorisation is in the form of 2n*5n . but 4n doesnt contain the prime factor of 5 . hence 4n never ends with 0.

hope this helps u


clockkeeper: what of we put n=5 or 10 or any number of type 5n where n being a natural no.
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