Create a spreadsheet similar to the the spreadsheet in Figure 6.1.1. Use your spreadsheet to find mod (10", 111) for 0 ≤ n ≤ 8. Come up with a proposition for numbers in base 111 and prove it similarly the divisibility rule for numbers in base 11 was proved in Proposition 6.1.21.
Create a spreadsheet similar to the the spreadsheet in Figure 6.1.1. Use your spreadsheet to find mod (10", 111) for 0 ≤ n ≤ 8. Come up with a proposition for numbers in base 111 and prove it similarly the divisibility rule for numbers in base 11 was proved in Proposition 6.1.21.
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Please do part C and just do the proposition part you do not have to worry about the excel part. Thanks
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