Math, asked by bismapari4292, 1 year ago

Can we have any n £ n , where 7power n ends with the digits zero

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Answered by GovindRavi
3
let , if possible 7^n ends with digits zero

As 7^n ends with digit zero
=> 7^n must have factor 2 and 5 ----(i)

but according to fundamental theorem of arithmetic, it gaurantees that 7 ^n can have only factor as multiple of 7 ----(ii)

(i) and (ii) contradicts each other
Thus 7^n can never end with digit zero for any natural number n...
Answered by jaya1012
3
According to given sum,

 \: {7}^{n} \: doesnot \: end \: with \: the \: digit \: zero.

If it ends with a digit zero. Then, the number must have 2 & 5 as factors.

But the number 7 won't have factors 2 & 5 .

hence \: {7}^{n} \: doesnot \: ends \: with \: 0.

:-)Hope it helps u.
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