find the smallest multiple of 15 such that , each digit of the multiple is either 0 or 8.
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to know the multiple of 15
we get the co prime factors of 15, (co prime factors are those which do not have any common factors e.g 12 has 4 and 3 and these factors need not be prime one) here 15 co primes are 5 and 3 by the way they are prime also. so it is very good
Now see the divisibility rule of these factors
as for 5: any Number divisible by 5 the last digit should be either 0 or 5
eg, 30000, 511115 2323235 3232320 etc
and for divisibility by 3: the sum of digits should be 3
as 3, 18, 51, 120000, 21212121 111, 10000100001.
so in the case as the number is having 0 and 8 only so last dist has to be 0.
now how many 8 you need in smallest number. just add them which are having the sum which is divisible by 3, and that can be number 3 times and 8 is even no and con never be divisible by 3 itself
8+8+8 =24 divisible by 3
so our answer is 8880
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to know the multiple of 15
we get the co prime factors of 15, (co prime factors are those which do not have any common factors e.g 12 has 4 and 3 and these factors need not be prime one) here 15 co primes are 5 and 3 by the way they are prime also. so it is very good
Now see the divisibility rule of these factors
as for 5: any Number divisible by 5 the last digit should be either 0 or 5
eg, 30000, 511115 2323235 3232320 etc
and for divisibility by 3: the sum of digits should be 3
as 3, 18, 51, 120000, 21212121 111, 10000100001.
so in the case as the number is having 0 and 8 only so last dist has to be 0.
now how many 8 you need in smallest number. just add them which are having the sum which is divisible by 3, and that can be number 3 times and 8 is even no and con never be divisible by 3 itself
8+8+8 =24 divisible by 3
so our answer is 8880
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