Discussion
Find the unit digit of the expression \(17^{1999} + 11^{1999} - 7^{1999}\).
Answer: B
We find the unit digit of each term. For \(17^{1999}\), we look at \(7^{1999}\). The cycle for 7 is (7, 9, 3, 1), length 4. \(1999 \div 4\) has a remainder of 3. So the unit digit is 3. For \(11^{1999}\), the unit digit is always 1. For \(7^{1999}\), the unit digit is 3. So, we have \(3 + 1 - 3 = 1\). The unit digit is 1.
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