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In the two digit integer RS, R is in the Tens digit, and S is in the units digit. What is the units digit of S^4?

1. RS is divisible by 2, but not by 5
2. R=5

1. RS is divisible by 2, but not by 5
So S cannot be 0

take RS as 42 => \(2^4\) will give units digit as 6
when RS = 44 => \(4^4\) will give units digit as 6
so will 6 and 8
Sufficient

2. R=5
not sufficient

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We have to decide whether the we can find units digit of S^4 from -
Statement 1- If we take any 2 digit number which is not divisible by 5 and divisible by 2 it will be of the form x2 or x4 or x6 or x8.
In these cases S^4 will be 2^4 or 4^4 or 6^4 or 8^4. Please note that for all these cases we will have units digit as 6.
So statement 1 is sufficient.
From Statement 2 we can have values for units digit of S^4. One is the case we discussed in statement 1 and other will be for numbers of form x0 for which units digit of S^4 will be 0. Since two values are possible this statement is not sufficient.
Hence,A should be the correct choice.
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