a natural number m is obtained by rearranging the digits of another natural number n. Show that m − n must be divisible by 9.

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let 100a+10b+c = m and (100b+10c+a)=n

m-n = (100a+10b+c) - (100b+10c+a) = 99a-90b-9c

its obvious that every such (m-n) will be divisible by 9. my question is : is there any theorem i could use to make this proof more presentable?