1000 th Digit in a Given number N

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In summary, the 1000th digit in a given number N refers to the digit in the 1000th place from the right, counting from 0. It can vary depending on the given number N and is determined by the number's length and the value of the digits in the number. If the given number N is less than 1000 digits long, then the 1000th digit would be considered 0. There is a formula to find the 1000th digit in a given number N, which is N / 10^999. This formula can be used for any given number N, and the 1000th digit will always be a whole number. If the result of the formula is a decimal
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If all the multiples of 6 are written side-by-side, then a large integer $N$ is generated as follows:

$N=61218243036\ldots$ ,Then the question is to find the $1000$th digit of $N$.
 
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If all the multiples of 6 are written side-by-side, then a large integer $N$ is generated as follows:

$N=61218243036\ldots$ ,Then the question is to find the $1000$th digit of $N$.

we need to take n digit numbers starting from 1 = 1 on wards

there is 1 one digit number multiple of 6
so remaining digits = 999
then there are 15 ( 6 * 2 to 6 * 16) 2 digit numbers which is 30

so remaining number of digits = 969

there are 150 (6 * 17 to 6 * 166) 3 digit numbers and they take 450 digit and so remaining digits = 519

now there are much more 4 digit numbers multiple of 6 and for 516 digits we require 130 numbers and as 520 = 130 * 4 = 519 + 3 so it is tens digit digit.

now 1st 4 digit number = 1002 and so 130th 4 digit number = 1002 + 129 * 6 = 1002 + 774
= 1776
required digit is 7
 
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FAQ: 1000 th Digit in a Given number N

What is the 1000th digit in a given number N?

The 1000th digit in a given number N refers to the digit in the 1000th place from the right, counting from 0. For example, in the number 123456789, the 1000th digit would be 5.

Is the 1000th digit always the same in a given number N?

No, the 1000th digit can vary depending on the given number N. It is determined by the number's length and the value of the digits in the number.

What happens if the given number N is less than 1000 digits long?

If the given number N is less than 1000 digits long, then the 1000th digit would be considered 0. For example, in the number 1234, the 1000th digit would be 0 because there are not enough digits to reach the 1000th place.

Is there a specific formula to find the 1000th digit in a given number N?

Yes, there is a formula to find the 1000th digit in a given number N. It is N / 10^999, where ^ represents exponentiation. This formula can be used for any given number N, regardless of its length.

Can the 1000th digit in a given number N be a decimal or fraction?

No, the 1000th digit in a given number N will always be a whole number. If the result of the formula N / 10^999 is a decimal or fraction, the 1000th digit would be considered 0.

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