Check wheather 8^10 can end with 0 for any natural no. N
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No
Explanation:
As we check the cyclicity of unit digit,
8^1=8
8^2=4
8^3=2
8^4=6
8^5=8
So, we see that after every 4th term its unit digit repeats itself. Hence, 0 cannot be at the unit's place.
OR
For the unit's digit to be zero, it should have a 5 and a 2 as its factor,
But 8^10= (2^3)^10
=2^30
Hence, no as it doesn't have 5 as a factor.
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