Math, asked by pooja11052000, 11 months ago

Show that 9^n can't end with 3 for any integer n.

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Answered by majoralpha589
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for any number to end with digit zero it mus have 2 and 5 in its prime factorisation. but 9^n can be prime factorised as 3^2n. since it does not have 5 in the prime factorisation by uniqueness  of the fundamental theorem of arithmetic 9^n cannot end with digit zero


pooja11052000: Read question again and carefully
majoralpha589: Sorry,
majoralpha589: 9 raised to any number will have the ending digit as 1 or 9
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