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9177771 No.9177771 [Reply] [Original]

Prove that any number composed of the digits 0 1 and 5 is a multiple of 3.

You sold be able to solve this.

>> No.9177773

counterexample: 1055

>> No.9177844

0015

>> No.9177846

1500

>> No.9177854

>>9177773

>> No.9177921

>>9177771
Any number whose sum of its component digits can be divisible by three, is itself divisible by three.
0+1+5 = 6,
6 is divisible by three,
it doesn't matter in which order the digits appear.