Divisibility Homework
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(1) Show that
is divisible by 5.
(2) Show that 888 is divisible by 0.
(3) Show that
is divisible by 7.
(4) Show that
is divisible by 13.
(3) Which of the following integers is divisible by 7: 0, 123321, 707,
,
and
(4) Decide which integer is divisible by 22:
192544, 444,
and
(5) Find the quotient and remainder in the division algorithm, (a) with divisor 17 and dividend
(b) with divisor 17 and dividend
(6) Find the quotient and remainder in the division algorithm, with divisor 17 and dividend 289.
(7) What can you conclude if
and
are nonzero integers such that
and
(8) Are there integers
and
such that
but
and
(9) Show that if
and
are positive integers and
then
(10) Show that if
is an integer, then
divides
(11) Show that the square of every of odd integer is of the form
(12) Show that the product of every two integers of the form
is of the form
(13) Use mathematical induction to show that
is divisible by 5 for every positive integer
(14) Use mathematical induction to show that the sum of the cubes of three consecutive integers is divisible by 9.
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