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What will be the remainder when (999999^{99}9999​ + 99) is divisible by 100?
Question

What will be the remainder when (999999^{99}​ + 99) is divisible by 100?

A.

99

B.

98

C.

97

D.

96

Correct option is B

Given:

Find the remainder when 999999^{99}​ + 99 is divided by 100.

Concept Used:

If (a1)n(a – 1)^n ​is divided by a then, remainder is (1)n(-1)^n​, where n is odd

Solution:

Using the binomial theorem for 9999:99^{99}:​​

9999=(1001)9999^{99} = (100 - 1)^{99}​​

When expanded, all terms except the last term (1)99(-1)^{99} ​will be divisible by 100.

So, the term left:

(1)99(-1)^{99} ​+ 99 = -1 + 99 = 98

Thus, The remainder is 98

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