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Number System (Last Two Digit)

 

Last Two Digit of a Number raised to Power

Last Two Digit of the Number is basically a Tens Digit and Unit Digit of the number.To understand the things in detail, let us take an example .

Example : The last two digits of the number, 1453289  is 8 and 9 ; which is quite obvious.


To calculate the last two digit of a Number raised to power

Case 1: Number ending with 1.

Method : For the Numbers ending with 1, 

                                         abc1^(xyz)  

               Unit Digit = 1

               Tens Digit = c * z 

                                                                                                   (c * z)             1       

              The last two digits of the Number;  abc1^(xyz)  =      ━━━         ━━━

                                                                                                       ↓                  ↓

                                                                                                Tens Digit       Unit Digit

           

Example : Calculate the Last two Digits of 654921⁶⁷⁵⁴⁸ .

Sol :  Since the digit last with 21 .

         Unit Digit = 1

         For Calculating the Tens Digit = 2 x 8 = 16

         

         Hence, the Last two Digit =   6   1

                                                       ━  ━

Example : Calculate  the Last Two Digits of 61341⁸¹⁵

Sol :  Since the digit last with 41 .

         Unit Digit = 1

         For Calculating the Tens Digit = 4 x 5 = 20

         

         Hence, the Last two Digit =   0   1

                                                       ━  ━

Case 2: Number ending with 3, 7 or 9.

Method :  If the number ends with 3 → 3⁴ → Last Digit = 1

          If the number ends with 7 → 7⁴ → Last Digit = 1

          If the number ends with 9 → 9² → Last Digit = 1


Example : Calculate the last Digit of 69³².

Sol :  If the number ends with 9 → 9² → Last Digit  = 1 

         Square the base and Divide the exponent by 2.

         (69²)¹⁶ = Last to digits of 69² = 61 = (61)¹⁶ 

         Since the digit last with 61 .

         Unit Digit = 1

         For Calculating the Tens Digit = 6 x 6 = 36

         

         Hence, the Last two Digit =   6   1

                                                       ━  ━

Example : Calculate the last two digits of 37⁶⁴.

Sol : If the number ends with 7 → 7⁴ → Last Digit = 1

        Raise the base by 4 and Divide the exponent by 4.

        (37⁴)¹⁶ = Last two digits of 37⁴ = 61 = (61)¹⁶

        Since the digit last with 61 .

        Unit Digit = 1

        For Calculating the Tens Digit = 6 x 6 = 36

         

        Hence, the Last two Digit =   6   1

                                                      ━  ━

Case 3: Number ending with 2, 4 , 6 or 8

Method : The last two digits for the number ending with 2, 4, 6 or 8 is :

                    (2)¹⁰ →  1024

               Last two digits are 24.

              (24)^odd number → Last two digit = 24

              (24)^even number → Last two digit = 76

              76 x 2^any power  → Last two digit = 2^any power


Example : Calculate the last two digits of 2¹²⁸.

Sol : 2¹²⁸ = 2¹²⁰ x 2⁸ = (2¹⁰)¹² x 2⁸ 

                                = (1024)¹² x 2⁸                  [ (24)^even number → Last two digit = 76 ]

                                = 76 x 56

                                = 56

       Hence , the last two digits of 2¹²⁸ = 56


Example : Calculate the last two digits of 4⁴⁰ .

Sol : 4⁴⁰ = (2²)⁴⁰ = 2⁸⁰ 

              = (2¹⁰)⁸ 

              = (1024)⁸                                           [ (24)^even number → Last two digit = 76 ]

               = 76

     Hence, the last two digits of 4⁴⁰ = 76

Case 4: Number ending with 5 

Method :         

                          [ (1/3/5/7/9)    5  ]^ ODD  →  Last two digit = 75

                           ━━━━━   ━

                                   ↓            ↓

                          Tens Digit      Unit Digit


                           [ (2/4/6/8/0)    5  ]^ ODD  →  Last two digit = 25

                           ━━━━━    ━

                                   ↓             ↓

                           Tens Digit      Unit Digit


                            [Any Value    5  ]^ EVEN  →  Last two digit = 25

                            ━━━━━   ━

                                    ↓           ↓

                           Tens Digit     Unit Digit




Tens Digit 

Exponent

Last two digits

Odd 

Odd

75

Even

Odd

25

Odd

Even

25

Even

Even

25



Example : Find the last two digits of 185⁸⁸. 

Sol :                   [Any Value    5  ]^ EVEN  →  Last two digit = 25

                           ━━━━━   ━

                                    ↓           ↓

                           Tens Digit     Unit Digit

         85⁸⁸  = Last two Digit = 25.

Hence, the last two digits of 185⁸⁸ = 25


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