The number (12…(b−1)) in base b has the property that when multiplied by any integer 1≤k≤b−1 which is coprime to b−1, its digits are permuted. Why?
For example in base 10,
123456789∗2=246913578∗4=493827156∗5=617283945∗7=864197523∗8=987654312
The number (12…(b−1)) in base b has the property that when multiplied by any integer 1≤k≤b−1 which is coprime to b−1, its digits are permuted. Why?
For example in base 10,
123456789∗2=246913578∗4=493827156∗5=617283945∗7=864197523∗8=987654312
I have injection f:A→B and I want to get bijection. Can I just resting codomain to f(A)? I know that every function i...
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