Math, asked by thank9019, 1 year ago

Show that 6n, for n E n can't end with digit o.

Answers

Answered by SparshGupta
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We know that the number which end with zero have factor of both 2 and 5 but 6^n has only factorisation of 2 and 3 So it doesn't end with zero.
Answered by mysticd
0
Hi ,

6^n for all values of n , n € N

ends with 6

1 ) if n = 1 then 6^1 = 6

2 ) if n = 2 then 6² = 36

3) if n = 3 then 6³ = 216

4) if n = 4 then 6⁴ = 1296

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Here we can observe that the value

6^n , n €N is always end with 6.

I hope this helps you.

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