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Hexagon is super secret system with varying levels of access. Users do not have to remember any password. They just have to answer the questions posed by Hexagon strictly in the allotted time.
Today TOM ( he wanted to sneak in his handle in this problem ) needs top level access by answering this seemingly toughest question without access to any computers.
$\text{Question Posed by Hexagon}$
Concatenate 89 eighty nine times(8989....8989) Square it. Input the 277th, 325th,351st digit of the result under three minutes. Maximum of three attempts allowed for input with two minute grace period.
Tom is not terrified. He knows this is not a trick question. Input digits need to be quickly calculated and taken from the 356 digit product. He scribbled few simple calculations on his notepad and entered the three digits.
$\text{ACCESS Granted}$ To TOM on his first attempt.
Figure out his method and how TOM tackled toughest problem posed by Hexagon to date.