(And in general, prove that if we assign the same number to an arbitrary number that has an odd number of digits, we get a number divisible by 11.) b) If you add to an arbitrary number a number written with the same digits in reverse order, then the resulting number will be divided by 11 without a remainder: for example, numbers of the form aa, abba, abccba are multiples of
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