You are allowed to multiply as many 9s as you want. What will the last digit of the product be?
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Using the powers of 9, it is found that the last digit of the product will always be either 1 or 9.
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The multiplication of as many 9's as you want is equivalent to the powers of 9 , which are:
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Thus, the last digit of the products will always be either 1 or 9.
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Answer:
It will either be 1 or 9.
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