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Start the planA. 1
B. 7
C. 43
D. 49
E. 70
The OA is D
Source: GMAT Prep
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Start the planThe remainder, after division by 100, of \(7^{10}\) would be the last two digits. For example, 243 divided by 100 would leave a remainder 43.swerve wrote:What is the remainder, after division by 100, of \(7^{10}\)?
A. 1
B. 7
C. 43
D. 49
E. 70
The OA is D
Source: GMAT Prep
7^10 = (7^2)^5 = 49^5 = 49^2 x 49^2 x 49 = 2401 x 2401 x 49. Notice that 2401/100 = 24 R 1, so (2401 x 2401 x 49)/100 has the same remainder when (1 x 1 x 49)/100. However, since 1 x 1 x 49 = 49, so the remainder must be 49.swerve wrote:What is the remainder, after division by 100, of \(7^{10}\)?
A. 1
B. 7
C. 43
D. 49
E. 70
The OA is D
Source: GMAT Prep
