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A number whose unit digit is 5,always a multiple of...​

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Answered by foxy17
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Answer:

A number whose unit digit is 5 is always a multiple of 5

Answered by Anonymous
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The number will be a multiple of 5

Given : The number has 5 as its unit digit.

To find : The number of which the said number is a multiple.

Solution :

We can simply solve this mathematical problem by using the following mathematical process. (our goal is to determine the required number)

Here, we have to apply the 'divisibility by 5 rule'.

Divisibility by 5 rule :

  • A number is said to be divisible by 5, when its unit digit is either 5 or 0. Eg. 10,15 etc.

Now, the said number also has 5 as its unit digit. So, it will be divisible by 5 and will be a multiple of 5 as well.

Hence, the number will be a multiple of 5

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