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Proof step 12 from proof scale-negate (previous step)

i % 10 = 0, ∀ i0, j. i→n(i0) < i→n(i) → true → mkDecimal(~ i0, j).scale = mkDecimal(i0, j).scale ⊦ j = 0, mkDecimal(~ i, j).scale = mkDecimal(i / 10, abs(j) - 1).scale

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Proof step 13:
mkDecimal(~(i / 10), abs(j) - 1).scale = mkDecimal(i / 10, abs(j) - 1).scale, i % 10 = 0, ∀ i0, j. i→n(i0) < i→n(i) → true → mkDecimal(~ i0, j).scale = mkDecimal(i0, j).scale ⊦ j = 0, mkDecimal(~ i, j).scale = mkDecimal(i / 10, abs(j) - 1).scale

Rule argument

subst: [i0, j] → [i / 10, abs(j) - 1]

Additional information

Used simplifier rules: scale-zero: ⊦ mkDecimal(0, j).scale = 0;%labs: ⊦ i→n(i) < i→n(j) ↔ abs(i) < abs(j); from specification intnat%abs: j ≠ 0 ⊦ abs(i / j) = abs(i) / abs(j); from specification int-div%lels: ⊦ ¬ i < j ↔ j ≤ i; from specification int-abs%abs-div10-le: ⊦ abs(i) ≤ abs(i) / 10 ↔ i = 0; from specification int-div Used terms: i / 10, abs(j) - 1