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Cyclic decimal divisibility

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For an L-digit decimal integer n, moving its leading digit to the end gives a cyclic rotation c1​(n) satisfying
c1​(n)≡10n(mod10L−1).
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Thus, when a modulus d divides 10L−1, every rotation has the same divisibility by d as n, up to multiplication by a power of ten.

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