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3 years ago

Sabendo-se que 9 174 532 x 13 = 119 268 916, pode-se concluir que é divisível por 13 o número:

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Effectus [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Sabendo que 119 268 916 é divisível por 13, o número 119 268 903 também é divisível por 13.

Isso ocorre porque a diferença entre um múltiplo de um número e o próximo múltiplo de um número é esse próprio número.

Portanto, para encontrar outros múltiplos que são divisíveis por 13 dado o resultado na pergunta, podemos adicionar múltiplos menores de 13 ou subtrair múltiplos menores de 13 do número.

O que estamos dizendo é que o número - 13 ou mesmo -26 ou +39 daria outro múltiplo de 13. O que estamos dizendo é que chegaremos a um número que é divisível por 13 do outro número dado que o número que estamos adicionando ou subtrair do número é um múltiplo de 13.

Agora vamos verificar as opções, podemos ver que a diferença entre o número e a opção é 13 que, claro, é um múltiplo de 13.

Esta é a razão pela qual o número é a nossa resposta.

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