Math, asked by yash116z, 1 month ago

is 6q+1 divisible by 6???

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Answered by usernametaken8

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Answer:

No, 6q + 1 is never divisible by 6 for any real value of q.

It will always leave a remainder 1

Answered by rr9573429

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Answer:

yes by using Euclid's division algorithm

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