Corrected On sequence nXn where x equal 09,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,90
Pieter Moree
moree at science.uva.nl
Mon Feb 23 19:11:41 CET 2004
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Ed Pegg wrote:
> These are ten numbers in arithmetic progression.
>
> At least one of these numbers will be divisible by 7.
This is true, provided the common difference is not divisible by 7.
The common difference here is of the form 9*10^k where k is the number
of digits of n. This is never divisible by 7 and hence at least
one of the numbers is divisible by 7.
Pieter Moree
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