If
is a 3-digit number, then
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is always divisible by
Let us collect numbers and their reversal.
Take for instance,
, then its reversal is
.
We know,
in its general form can be written as,
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And
in its general form can be written as,
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Taking their difference, we get

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…(i)
Now, take
. Expanding each in general form, we get
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Then, we get




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…(ii)
Adding equations (i) and (ii), we get
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⇒ n = 18 (a – c)
We can easily say that, n is divisible by 18.
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