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What will be the unit digit of the area of a square whose side is (10a+1) units, where a is any natural number?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : a square whose side is (10a+1) units, where a is any natural number

To Find : unit digit of the area of the square

Solution:

Area of a  square = ( side )²

side is (10a+1) units

=> Area of the square = (10a + 1)²   sq units

using (x + y)² = x² + 2xy  + y²  

x = 10a  , y = 1

= (10a)² + 2(10a)(1) + 1²

= 100a² + 20a  +  1

= 10(10a² + 2a)  + 1

= 10k + 1    where k = 10a² + 2a  

Hence unit digit is 1  

unit digit of the area of a square whose side is (10a+1) units, where a is any natural number is 1

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Answered by vaibhav13550
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Answer:

Area of a square = (side)²

side is (10a+1) units

=> Area of the square = (10a + 1)² sq units

using (x + y)² = x² + 2xy + y²

x = 10a y = 1

= (10a)² + 2(10a)(1) + 1²

= 100a² + 20a + 1

= 10(10a² + 2a) +1

where k = 10a² + 2a Hence unit digit is 1

= 10k + 1

unit digit of the area of a square whose side is (10a+1) units, where a is any natural number is 1.

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