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Divisibility Test
Factors
Factorial
Remainder
Unit place digit
Last Two digit
L.C.M. and H.C.F.
Any number in the world can be written
as:
N = (Re) Mod (Divisor)
80 = 8 Mod (9)
24 = 4 Mod (5)
26 = 5 Mod (7)
If X = Y Mod C
Then X-Y = 0 Mod C
80 = -1 Mod (9)
24 = -1 Mod (5)
26 = -2 Mod (7)
A = B Mod C
D = E Mod C
F = G Mod C
A X D X F = B X E X G Mod C
BXEXG<C
Note:- This rule is applicable only
on 3 operations (addition,
subtraction and multiplication).
(1421 X 1423 X1425 ) ÷ 12
what is the remainder?
1421 = 5 Mod 12
1423 = 7 Mod 12
1425 = 9 Mod 12
Using rule – 1 :-
1421 X 1423 X 1425 = 5 X 7 X 9 Mod 12
= 315 Mod 12
315/12 = Re = 3
(63 x 97 x 88 x 189 x 148) / 17
If A = B Mod C
Then A = B Mod C
n n
B <C
n
Q. 2 ÷ 15
600
So, we can replace them with numbers that are congruent modulo 19.
23 23 23 23
= (−4) + (4) (mod 19)=(−4) +(4) (mod 19)
23 23 23 23
= −(4 )+4 (mod 19)=−(4 )+4 (mod 19)
= 423−(423)(mod 19)=423−(423)(mod 19)
= 0(mod 19)=0(mod 19)
Therefore, the remainder is exactly zero.
Q. If a number is divided by 102, the
remainder obtained is 91. If the
same number is divided by 17, then
remainder will be?