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Sum of the digits in the product of (16^100)*(125^135)is

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Answered by himanshudhawan23
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((2^400)*(5^405))

((2^400)*(5^400)*(5^5))

((2*5)^400)*(5^5))

((10^400)*(5^5))

as we know that 10^n= 10000......

so ((1000....)*(3125))

we get 312500000.....

ans=3+1+2+5+0+0+0..... =11

Answered by pinquancaro
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Answer:

Sum of the digits in the product of expression is 11.  

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Expression (16^{100})\times (125^{135})

To find : Sum of the digits in the product of expression ?

Solution :

Expression (16^{100})\times (125^{135})

We solve the expression by taking power,

=(2^{4\times 100})\times(5^{3 \times 135})

=(2^{400})\times(5^{405})

=(2^{400})\times(5^{400}\times5^{5})

=((2 \times 5)^{400})\times(5^{5})

=((10)^{400})\times(3125)

Since 10^n = 10000000...

=312500000....

Now, The sum of the digits is 3+1+2+5+0+0....+0=11

Therefore, Sum of the digits in the product of expression is 11.

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