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Math Lesson 1.6.19 - Divisibility by 19

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Divisibility by 19

Rule: "A number is divisible by 19 if twice the last digit plus the rest of number give a number divisible by 19."

For example, 513 is divisible by 19 as 2 × 3 + 51 = 57, which is a multiple of 19 as 57 ÷ 19 = 3.

On the other hand, 1734 is not divisible by 19 as 2 × 4 + 173 = 181, which is not divisible by 19.

The calculator gives 513 ÷ 19 = 27 and 1734 ÷ 19 = 91.263..., results that confirm the accuracy of our solution.

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1.6.1Divisibility by 1
1.6.2Divisibility by 2
1.6.3Divisibility by 3
1.6.4Divisibility by 4
1.6.5Divisibility by 5
1.6.6Divisibility by 6
1.6.7Divisibility by 7
1.6.8Divisibility by 8
1.6.9Divisibility by 9
1.6.10Divisibility by 10
1.6.11Divisibility by 11
1.6.12Divisibility by 12
1.6.13Divisibility by 13
1.6.14Divisibility by 14
1.6.15Divisibility by 15
1.6.16Divisibility by 16
1.6.17Divisibility by 17
1.6.18Divisibility by 18
1.6.19Divisibility by 19
1.6.20Divisibility by 20
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