$a\Big | b,\; b = ak.$ $a\Big|c, c = al,$
So do I multiply $b$ and $c$ to get $a(kl)$ to prove that $bc = a$ multiplied by some integer $kl$ closed under multiplication?
$a\Big | b,\; b = ak.$ $a\Big|c, c = al,$
So do I multiply $b$ and $c$ to get $a(kl)$ to prove that $bc = a$ multiplied by some integer $kl$ closed under multiplication?
$6 \mid 2\cdot 3, 6 \not \mid 2, 6 \not \mid 3 $.