If x and y are the no. of possibilities that A can assume such that the unit digit of A and A^3 are same and the unit digit of A^2 and A^3 are respectively , then the value of x-y is (where A is a single digit)
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if the question is:
if X and y are the no.of possibility that A can assume such that the unit digit of A and A^3 are same and the unit digit of A ^2 and A ^3 are same.then find the value of X - y .where A is a single digit
if it is so
then the answer is 2
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there is some questions error
if the question is:
if X and y are the no.of possibility that A can assume such that the unit digit of A and A^3 are same and the unit digit of A ^2 and A ^3 are same.then find the value of X - y .where A is a single digit
if it is so
then the answer is 2
and solution is in photo
bye
hope you like it
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Thank you for asking this question. Here is your answer:
These are the possibilities
For a single digit number A
it's cube is equal to it's number itself
if A ={1,-1,0}
it's square is equal to it's number itself
if A={1,0}
x-y=3-2=1
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