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∙ 2010-07-02 20:47:22For the first seven numbers:
1 / 7 gives a remainder of 1
2 / 7 gives a remainder of 2
3 / 7 gives a remainder of 3
4 / 7 gives a remainder of 4
5 / 7 gives a remainder of 5
6 / 7 gives a remainder of 6
7 / 7 gives a remainder of 0
... for a total of 21.
After this, the pattern repeats. So, you need to find the closest multiple of seven that is less than 2010, see how many "cycles" you have there, multiply the number of cycles by 21, then separate calculate the remainder for the last few numbers.
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∙ 2010-07-02 20:47:2246 can be divided by these numbers without leaving a remainder: 1 2 23 and 46.
931 divided by 931 equals 1 with a remainder of 0. All multiples of 931 can be divided by 931 leaving no remainder.
1 can be divided into both numbers with no remainder
49 can be divided by these numbers without leaving a remainder: 1 7 and 49.
Any whole number can be divided by 1 without leaving a remainder.
That's the definition of a multiple.
Yes!
Six.
Any multiple of that number can be.
Any number. Can be divided by 1 without remainder.
That's the definition of a multiple.
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