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Which is 6? I don't know.
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Let's forget the answer for now. We just agreed that taking any number mod 10 gets the last digit.
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K I agree, you agree, we agree.
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So if we could mod 10 that whole expression we would get the unit digit of it and solve the problem.
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I see
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Now the mod operator as I told you can be split up:
is the same as
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I see
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If you take the mod 10 of each parentheses you will get a 6 for each parentheses.
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I see but then we will have to multiply them?
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Yes but you will take the mod 10 of each pair.
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I see, sorry was eating.
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( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
Now you only have 4 sixes.
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6
Now you only have 2.
( 6 x 6 ) mod 10 = 6 and you are done. Notice the first way was easier. See you a little later.
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Thanks for your time and everything bobbym. See you later too.
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Do you understand everything up to here?
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Yes
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Okay, then we will cover a few more when I get them ready.
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Hi chooipian;
This one is easy so we will start there.
What is the units digit of
or
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Explain
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It is a 1.
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How does it work again?
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8^2014 is really 8 x 8 x 8 x 8 when there are 2014 8's. Yes?
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Yes.
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Take a look at post #56 again as a review.
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I just did.
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So what do you say about
(8 x 8 x 8 x 8 ... 8) mod 7 ?
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