Question
Find the least 6-digit number exactly divisible by $83.$
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Answer
Least six-digit number $= 100000$ Here, dividend $= 100000$ and divisor $= 83$
In order to find the least $6-$digit number exactly divisible by $83,$
we have to add $83 - 68 = 15$ to the dividend.
I.e., $100000 + 15 = 100015$
So, $100015$ is the least six-digit number exactly divisible by $83.$
In order to find the least $6-$digit number exactly divisible by $83,$
we have to add $83 - 68 = 15$ to the dividend.
I.e., $100000 + 15 = 100015$
So, $100015$ is the least six-digit number exactly divisible by $83.$
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