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If a is an integer, when is a/b always equal to an integer?
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If a is an integer, when is a/b always equal to an integer?
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a must be equal to b so like a multiple of b. at least or -b because it works
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a must be equal to b or be a multiple of b or -b in order to be an integer
example 5/5 is an integer (1)
60/5 is an integer (12) because 60 is a multiple of 5
-30/5 is an integer (-6) because -30 is a multiple of -5
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