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RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Alex Mercer - 06-08-2017 Voted: 7 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Skeletor - 06-08-2017 vote 5 (127/113/1781/382) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Amaterasu - 06-09-2017 Vote 8 (128/114/1784/383) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Mark - 06-09-2017 Vote 5 129/115/1785/384 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Zack Fair - 06-09-2017 Voted: 3 (130/116/1785/385) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Jim Raynor - 06-09-2017 8 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Dane Regan - 06-09-2017 Vote number 4^(3/2) 8 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Summer - 06-09-2017 Vote 9! RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Eda - 06-09-2017 v8 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Meriwa - 06-09-2017 Voted 9! RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Gildarts - 06-09-2017 9 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Mark - 06-09-2017 Vote 6 (12 hour) 137/122/1793/391 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Zack Fair - 06-09-2017 Voted: 4 (138/123/1793/392) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Guu - 06-09-2017 Voted: 8 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Odin - 06-09-2017 9 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Todd Ingram - 06-09-2017 9 RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Amaterasu - 06-09-2017 Vote 9 (12hr) (141/127/1796/395) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Tamsin Suzaku - 06-09-2017 Voted: 7 (142/128/1796/396) RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Dane Regan - 06-09-2017 Voted The last digit of 3^2198634 Answer:[spoiler] 9 The last digit of the following are: 3^1: 3 3^2: 9 3^3: 7 3^4: 1 3^5: 3 etc. The pattern repeats as the last digit of two numbers being multiplied are the only digits that affect the last digit of the product. Therefore, the last digit of 3^(4n+2) where n is an integer (i.e. a multiple of 4 plus 2) is 9. To tell that 2198634 is a multiple of 4 + 2, look at the last 2 digits: 34. 34 = 32 + 2 = 4*8 + 2. This method works as 4 is a factor of 100.[/spoiler] RE: Vote for Us! (June) - Arle Nadja - 06-09-2017 Vote 6 |