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If A is the sum of the digits of 4444^4444 and B is the sum of the digits of A then find the sum of the digits
of B.
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The approach is to use the fact that 4444≡7(mod9), so that 44443≡1(mod9), and then get 44444444≡7(mod9).
Then use the fact that for any integer N, the sum of the digits of N is equivalent to N(mod9).
Finally use logs to base 10 to get a limit on the size of A, hence B etc.
The answer is 7, if I remember correctly
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