#National Science Olympiad Question
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well... try looking at the last digit of the first few factorials
1+2+6+4+ a bunch of zeros
what is the last digit of 5! ?
6! ?
7! ?
etc...
only first 4 factorial values will have an units digit all the other following factorial values will have a 0 in their units digit
so, the answer for your question is the sum of units digit of 1!+2!+3!+4!
wiz, 1+2+6+(2)4=13
so the units digit will be 3
5!=120
6!=720
7!=5040
....
so whats the answer?
3 most likely
note that for n>=5, n! is always divisible by 10
