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6 May, 01:24

Leslie says that 5 multiplied by an even number always results in an even product. Is Leslie's statement correct?

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  1. 6 May, 02:55
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    Yes; Leslie is correct. For example,

    5•2 = 10

    5•4 = 20

    5• 6 = 30

    And so on ...
  2. 6 May, 04:10
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    Yes, Leslie is correct. Two such examples are 5*100, which is 500 (even) and 5*18, which is 90 (also even).
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