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The percentage of integers from 1 through 100 whose squares
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The percentage of integers from 1 through 100 whose squares end with the digit 1 is x%, and the percentage of integers from 1 through 200 whose squares end with the digit 1 is y%. Which one of the following is true?
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06 May 2019, 07:43
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from 1 through 100 =20 integers' squares ending with 1 while 40 integers' squares ending with 1 for the integers 1 through 200. So, by percentage it is the same i.e. (20/100 and 40/200). X=Y
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06 May 2019, 09:33
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so between to to hundred there are 20 number which are 1,9,11,19,21,29,31,39,......91,99 whose square is ends in 1. so percentage is 20/100=0.2. and there are 40 number between 1 to 200 whose square end up with 1. so percentage is 40/200=0.2 so x=y. answer is A.
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