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find the digit at unit place of cube of 5321

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Answered by bestwriters
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Find the digit at the unit place of the cube of 5321.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • The statement to find the unit place of a cube is,

The unit digit of the cube of any number will be the unit digit of the cube of its last digit.  

  • The last digit of 5321 is 1.
  • The cube of the last digit is = 1³ = 1
  • Therefore, the digit at the unit place of the cube of 5321 is 1.  
  • Some other examples are:

A) 121  

  • Unit digit of 1³ = 1
  • The digit at the unit's place of the cube is also 1.

B) 25  

  • Unit digit of 5³ = 125  
  • The digit at the unit's place of the cube is also 5.

C) 77

  • Unit digit of 7³ = 343
  • The digit at the unit's place of the cube is also 3.
Answered by pulakmath007
14

SOLUTION

TO DETERMINE

The digit at unit place of cube of 5321

FORMULA TO BE IMPLEMENTED

We are aware of the identity that

(a + b)³ = a³ + 3a²b + 3ab² + b³

EVALUATION

Here the given number is 5321

The number 5321 can be rewritten as

5321 = 5320 + 1

Now we find Cube of 5321 as below

 \sf{ {(5321)}^{3} }

 =  \sf{ {(5320 + 1)}^{3} }

  = \sf{ {(5320)}^{3}  + 3  \times {(5320)}^{2} \times 1  + 3 \times 5320 \times  {(1) }^{2} +  {(1)}^{3}  }

  = \sf{   \bigg[ {(5320)}^{3}  + 3  \times {(5320)}^{2}  + 3 \times 5320   \bigg]+  1  }

 \sf{ since \: all \: of \: {(5320)}^{3}  \:  , \:  3  \times {(5320)}^{2}  \: ,  \:  3 \times 5320 }

are divisible by 10

So

  \sf{   \bigg[ {(5320)}^{3}  + 3  \times {(5320)}^{2}  + 3 \times 5320   \bigg] = 10k  }

Hence from above

 \sf{ {(5321)}^{3} } = 10k + 1

Hence the digit at unit place of cube of 5321 is 1

FINAL ANSWER

The digit at unit place of cube of 5321 is 1

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