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divisibility
This term describes the inherent capacity of an object or concept to be split into smaller, distinct components. In a physical or legal sense, it often refers to the practicality of partitioning assets, such as land or estates, without destroying the utility or value of the original whole.
In mathematical contexts, the word takes on a precise technical meaning regarding integers. It refers to the specific property where one number can be divided by another resulting in a whole number, which is a cornerstone of number theory and modular arithmetic.
Meanings
Examples
The teacher explained the rules of divisibility for the number nine.
I wonder if this large land plot has enough divisibility for three separate houses.
Check the divisibility of the total sum by the number of participants.
The divisibility of the task into smaller modules made the project manageable.
Does this integer have any divisibility by prime numbers other than two?
The ancient text discusses the divisibility of the soul into different aspects.
We need to consider the divisibility of the budget across all departments.
The mathematical proof relies on the property of divisibility.