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isMultiple

Language/Type: JavaScript boolean parameters return
Author: Melissa Medsker-Galloway (on 2016/11/18)

Write a function isMultiple that accepts two non-negative number parameters a and b, and returns true if a is a multiple of b, and false otherwise. For example, the call of isMultiple(15, 5) would return true because 15 = 5 * 3. You may assume that a and b are non-negative integers and that b is not 0.

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This is a function problem. Write a JavaScript function as described. Do not write a complete program; just the function(s) above.

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