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Mathematics, Grade 4
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Study Guide Odd/Even Mathematics, Grade 4
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ODD
AND
EVEN
NUMBERS
A
number
can
be
identified
as
odd
or
even.
Odd
Numbers
If
a
number
is
1,3,5,7,
or
9
or
if
it
has
1,
3,
5,
7,
or
9
in
the
ones
place,
it
is
identified
as
an
odd
number.
If
you
have
a
number
that
is
more
than
one
digit
long,
such
as
267,
you
must
look
at
the
ones
place,
the
last
digit,
to
tell
if
it
is
an
odd
number.
In
the
number
267,
the
7
is
in
the
ones
place
and
7
is
an
odd
number;
therefore
267
is
an
odd
number.
Here
are
some
examples
of
odd
numbers:
Even
Numbers
If
a
number
is
2,
4,
6,
or
8
or
has
0,
2,
4,
6,
or
8
in
the
ones
place,
it
is
identified
as
an
even
number.
If
you
have
a
number
that
is
more
than
one
digit
long,
such
as
492,
you
must
look
at
the
ones
place,
the
last
digit,
to
tell
if
it
is
an
even
number.
In
the
number
492,
the
2
is
in
the
ones
place
and
2
is
an
even
number;
therefore
492
is
an
even
number.
Here
are
some
examples
of
even
numbers:
1
7
27
143
1,295
3
9
39
495
6,227
5
11
61
827
9,999
2
8
24
174
1,370
4
0
36
418
5,496
6
12
68
782
9,000
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You
try!
Is
the
number
627
an
odd
or
even
number?
If
you
said
odd,
you
are
correct!
Is
the
number
970
an
odd
or
even
number?
If
you
said
even,
you
are
correct!
When
multiplying
numbers,
here
are
a
few
facts
that
are
ALWAYS
true:
EVEN
number
X
EVEN
number
=
EVEN
number
Example:
6
X
2
=
12
(all
are
even
numbers)
EVEN
number
X
ODD
number
=
EVEN
number
Example:
8
X
3
=
24
ODD
number
X
ODD
number
=
ODD
number
Example:
9
X
5
=
45
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Practice:
1.
The
answer
to
16
x
4
would
be
an
______
number.
a)
odd
b)
even
16
and
4
are
EVEN
numbers
so
the
answer
would
be…?
b)
even
2.
The
answer
to
28
x
25
would
be
an
______
number.
a)
odd
b)
even
28
is
an
EVEN
number
and
25
is
an
ODD
number,
so
the
answer
would
be…?
b)
even
3.
The
answer
to
13
x
5
would
be
an
______
number.
a)
odd
b)
even
13
and
5
are
ODD
numbers
so
the
answer
would
be…?
a)
ODD
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