A divisible module is a type of module over a ring such that for every element in the module and every non-zero element in the ring, there exists another element in the module that can be multiplied by that non-zero element to obtain the original element. This concept is important in understanding injective modules because divisible modules are examples of injective modules, which serve as a building block for more complex module theory.
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