Math, asked by sujiravi676, 4 months ago

find the ones digit of the cube of the given numbers 222

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Answered by harshithamanepalli

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Answer:

8

Step-by-step explanation:

222x222x222=10941048

Answered by princess482

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Answer:

222 is not a perfect cube

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