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Decimal expansion (M=∑i=0s​ai​10i)

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A nonnegative integer's decimal expansion uses digits 0≤ai​≤9. Testing divisibility reduces this polynomial in ten modulo the divisor: for example 10≡−1(mod11) makes divisibility by eleven equivalent to vanishing of the alternating digit sum.

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