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Positive integer y divides a positive integer x if and only if there is a positive integer z such that y*z=x. In particular, for each positive integer x, both 1 and x divide x. |
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A, B, C and D will each be between 1 and 1,000,000,000 (109), inclusive. |
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| Returns: "divisible" |
| Here, AB = 61 = 6 and CD = 21 = 2. 6 is divisible by 2. |
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| Returns: "divisible" |
| Now the numbers are huge, but we can see that AB is divisible by CD from the fact that A=C and B>D. |
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| Returns: "not divisible" |
| We can rewrite 8100 as (23)100 = 2300. Similarly, 4200 = (22)200 = 2400. Thus, 8100 is not divisible by 4200. |
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| Here A and C are distinct prime numbers, which means AB cannot have C as its divisor. |
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