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From: asu <thimpu_cse@yahoo.com>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2009042204:29:53
Subject: power problem
Hello!
Suzanne A. thanks.
i have a problem which i send to mathforum.they give me a link,but
i don't find.
My problem is:
1^1+2^2+3^3+.........+n^n
avove this equition to find the last digit efficiently. i have
calculated this equition but it's slow for my computer program.
can you help me to solve this equition efficiently?
plz to describe this equition.
best of luck.
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