SOLUTION: I need to find the last two digits from the following numbers : 15^121

SOLUTION: I need to find the last two digits from the following numbers : 15^121

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Question 394607: I need to find the last two digits from the following numbers : 15^121
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
15^1=15
15^2=...25
15^3=...75
15^4=...25
15^5=...75
15^6=...25
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121 is odd so the last 2 numbers are ...75
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Ed
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