In the question that follows, the "Units Digit" or the "Unity Digit"of a number is the last digit in decimal representation. So the units digit of the number 1492387 is 7. And the units digit of 4920 is 0. Prove by Strong Induction that the Units Digit of 6^n is 6, where n >= 1. Here, 6^n denotes 6 raised to the power of n.

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