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Re: 36^2+37^2+38^2+39^2+40^2+41^2+42^2+43^2+44^2=

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Hi Bunuel,
I have different way but do not know it is a mere coincidence or valid approach. Is this logic ok?

36^2+37^2+38^2+39^2+40^2+41^2+42^2+43^2+44^2

Taking square of unit digits:
6^2= 36
7^2= 49
8^2=64
9^2=81
0^2=0
1^2=1
2^2=4
3^2=9
4^2=16

Adding all the values 36+49+64+81+1+4+9+16= 260

Only option C has 60 on the last. Hence the answer is C.

Atal Pandit

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