Divisibility
Definition
Let and be integers. The integer divides when there is an integer such that . The notation means that divides , and means that it does not. When , is a divisor (or a factor) of , and that is a multiple of .
Remarks
Each integer divides , because . The integer divides only . The integers and divide each integer. If and , then . On the natural numbers, divisibility is a partial order. If and , then for all integers and .
Explanations
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The integer divides when is in the list of the multiples of . For example, because . But , because no integer gives .
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