Math, asked by anshit1502, 11 months ago

Check whether 14n can end with the digit zero for any natural number

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Answered by Anonymous
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14^n can be also expressed as (2×7)^n.

Since the factors are 2 and 7 , 7 can never have a 0 in its unit s place.

Therefore, by Fundamental Theorem OF Arithmetic 14^n can't end with the digit 0


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Answered by viji18net
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Assume that 14th can end with 0,

                      =14 =2 x 7

                      = 14n = (2 x 7)n............. (1)

(1) is unique by fundamental theorem of arithmetic and it doesn't contain 5 .

         

          Hence, 14n never ends with digit 0.

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