Concept guide
Natural-number divisibility: deciding by a multiplier witness, handling zero, and proving transitivity
From the MKO's definition (a∣b ⇔ there is a natural k with b=a·k): (1) prove 6∣84; (2) prove 6∤87; (3) prove 4∤10, although 10/4=5/2 is a number; (4) prove that every a divides 0; (5) prove 0∣b ⇔ b=0, and explain why the witness for 0∣0 is not unique and why 0∤5; (6) prove that for a>0 there is at most one witness (and when a∣b that existing witness is unique); (7) prove reflexivity and transitivity of divisibility, and from 3∣6 and 6∣84 find a witness for 3∣84.