Of Course, But Maybe?

123456789 \large 123456789

The number above is divisible by 9.
If I rearrange the positions of these digits to form a different number,
would it still be divisible by 9?

Yes, always No, never Sometimes, but not always

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2 solutions

Ryan Shi
Sep 6, 2016

Divisibility rule of 9: The sum of all the digits in any number MUST be a multiple of 9. By rearranging the digits the sum is still the same, hence the number is still divisible by 9.

So trippy. I don't understand the theorem but it definitely works...

Tony B - 4 years, 9 months ago
Prokash Shakkhar
Dec 17, 2016

We can use the divisibility rule of 9 9 .. An integer a b c d abcd will be divisible by 9 9 if and only if a + b + c + d a+b+c+d is divisible by 9 9 .. Sum of the digits doesn't vary due to the rearrangement of the digits.. So, 123456789 123456789 is divisible by 9 9 in its every rearrangement.. That is 9 ( 123456789 ) 9|(123456789)

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