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Divisor and divisor quantities The divisor is a number that is used to divide other numbers. All numbers in which a number is able to be divided by is obtained in the divisor quantity.
Example: Divisor quantity of 9 T9 = (1, 3, 9) Other divisor quantities:
T2 = {1,2} The first number in the quantity times the last number equals the number of the divisor quantity. That also counts for the second with the second to last, third with the third to last, s on and so forth. There is a short way of writing for “a is the divisor of b”: a | b:
Examples: 4 | 12 (4
is the divisor of 12)
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