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Jaquan Boyle
16 September, 20:07
Why are all 6 - digit Fredholl numbers composite?
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Oscar Arellano
16 September, 21:54
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If we have a 6 - digit fredholl number, all numbers must consist of 3 occurrences of digits A, and 3 occurrences of digits B.
So a sum of their digits is 3a+3b
3a+3b=3 (a+b) and this number is divisible by 3,
Therefore any 6-digit fredholl number is divisible by 3.
If a number is divisible by any other number than 1 and itself, we call that number a composite number.
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