ksergej
(SERGEJ KAREL)
1
Hello,
I would like to view numbers in the string on wanted position, eg. pi, e, 9^(9^9),…
I would like to see the digit on position 177486336 of the number 9^(9^9).
I read a lot on internet but I thing I missed something.
Thank you for recommendation.
I don’t know if this is the best way to do this, especially for big numbers, but my attempt gave this result:
a = 9^(9^9);
Take[IntegerDigits[a], {177486336}]
(* 3 *)
If the precision of this command for large numbers is correct this should be the result…
Just for curiosity this is the amount of digits of this number:
IntegerLength[9^(9^9)]
(* 369693100 *)
ksergej
(SERGEJ KAREL)
3
This looks great. I tried but it gave me this:
I know the length of this number and i would like to see
- 7-digit sequence at position 177486336
- 8-digit sequence at position 352695442
I got these results:
a = 9^(9^9);
{FromDigits[Take[IntegerDigits[a], {177486336, 177486342}]]}
{FromDigits[Take[IntegerDigits[a], {352695442, 352695449}]]}
7 digits starting at the position 177486336: (* 3955388 *)
8 digits starting at the position 352695442: (* 11623480 *)
xjane19
(Jana Skoupa)
6
Hello. I need to find the last digit of number 9^9^9, i tried
IntegerLength[9^(9^9)]
a i get a number of digits, but i cannot use
ResourceFunction["NthDigit"][9^(9^9),369693100]
or
ResourceFunction["NthDigit"][9^(9^9),{369693100}]
It didn´t work.
Please help me, how can i do it?
There is no need to compute all the digits to determine the last one. Observe the pattern
Table[9^i, {i, 1, 10, 2}]
(* {9, 729, 59049, 4782969, 387420489} *)
Table[9^i, {i, 2, 10, 2}]
(* {81, 6561, 531441, 43046721, 3486784401} *)
Odd powers end in 9, even powers end in 1. Since 9^9 is odd, the last digit of 9^(9^9) must be 9.
Verify by computing the number
9^(9^9) // IntegerDigits // Last
(* 9 *)