What is the least positive integer 'n' such that the product of 2016 and 'n' ends in the digits 00?
2016 = 4*504 4*2*252 4*4*126 4*4* much work.. 2^5*3^2*7
so we gotta get a 100 in there
2^5*3^2*7 9*7,4*4*2 so... its probably 25?
Hmmm.... 5 * 6 = 30 .........2.....You are right :o
ya well
100 = 10^2=2^2*5^2 sooo and we got 2016 = 2^5*3^2*7 so we are missing the 5^2 in there to get to a 100 multiple
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to justify it more clearly incase they want like proper solution 2016 = 2^2*(2^3*3^2*7) the part in the bracket has no factor 10 so it doesnt end in 0 now if we multiple any number not ending in 0 by 100 we will get xxxx00 so we gotta multiply by 25 2^2*(2^3*3^2*7) --> (25*2^2)*(2^3*3^2*7) now its in form 100*some number not ending in 0
Yeah that makes sense. Factorizationmunizationishunnnn and getting products 2*5 = 10 * 10 blah blah blah.
2*5 = 10 not 10*10
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