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>>3597288

My mind is blown.

Thanks for the quick lesson.

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>>3272114
Good thinking OP.

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Hello.
I need to help my friend with maths and I dont remember how to solve all tasks.
I though of using wolram but I need to work with fractions so can someone please link me with some online calculator or something similar which can work with fractions?

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>>2352638
Fight ignorace with science!
WIN!

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>>2235492
THANKS

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If a|b and a|c then a|bc

Proof: If a|b then a|b yields some integer k, such that ak=b. Likewise, a|c yields some integer l such that al=c. Hence
bc= (ak)(al)
= a(kl)
Therefore, b and c both share the common divisor a. Thus, a|bc.


how can I strengthen this proof? in return tits

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