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Show that 14^n cannot end with the digit zero for any natural number n

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Answered by soniathakur82
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we can here first see that 14 has the prime factors as :

2 , 7 , 1  

so for a number it is compulsory to have both 5 and 2 in its prime factorisation

if its any power has to end with zero . here we see that 14 has no prime factor as 5 so we can say that 14 to the power n for any natural number n will not end with 0.

hope you get beneffited by this.

Answered by khushi9944
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