If the unit's digit of cube of a number is 6, then what is the unit's digit of the number itself?
Given, the units digit of cube of a number is 6.
Any number having 6 in it's unit's place will have a 6 in the unit's place of cube.It can be observed ...6×...6×...6=......6
Therefore if the unit's digit of the cube is 6, the number must have 6 in it's unit's place.
Hence, option C is correct.