A sequence of digits has the property that each pair of successive digits, taken in the order written, forms a decimal numeral r
epresenting a multiple of either 1717 or 2323. If the first digit is 99 and the sequence is finite, what is its last (possible) digit
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Answer:
Concept: Mathematical Sequences
- Let An be 99 a double digit multiple
- The sequence is finite.
- Finite= restricted and not bounded to positive infinity
- By that logic the last possible digit is 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
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