CERTAIN RULES REGARDING DIVISIBILITY BY PRIME NUMBERS BETWEEN 12 TO 100
Journal Title: International Journal of Marketing and Technology - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 4
Abstract
In Literature some rules of divisibility by prime numbers are available. In the present paper, we have formulated certain rules regarding the divisibility by prime numbers up to100 (i.e. between 12 to 100).The paper is divided into two sections. Section „A‟ describes rules for prime numbers with unity at unit place whereas Section „B‟ discusses all other cases. Examples have been given to test the rules.
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Hoti Lal
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