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# If t is a positive integer, can t^2 + 1 be evenly divided by 10?

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If t is a positive integer, can t^2 + 1 be evenly divided by 10? [#permalink]

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If t is a positive integer, can t^2 + 1 be evenly divided by 10?

(1) 91^6 × t leaves a remainder of 1 when divided by 2

(2) 91^6 × t leaves a remainder of 2 when divided by 5

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Re: If t is a positive integer, can t^2 + 1 be evenly divided by 10? [#permalink]

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12 Aug 2017, 04:22
fitzpratik wrote:
If t is a positive integer, can t^2 + 1 be evenly divided by 10?

t>0
$$t^2$$ + 1 = 10m ?

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(1) 91^6 × t leaves a remainder of 1 when divided by 2
(2) 91^6 × t leaves a remainder of 2 when divided by 5

1) $$91^6$$*t = 2Q + 1
=> t = odd
=> t = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Insufficient.

2) $$91^6$$*t = 5P + 2
=> t = 2 or 7
Insufficient.

1+2)
t = 7
=> $$t^2$$ + 1 = 50 = 10*5
=> Sufficient.

C is the answer.

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