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If a number has an even number or zero at its unit place; the number is always divisible by ……. .
A. 2
B. 5
C. 3
D. 7

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Answered by rjgolu
10
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Answered by HappiestWriter012
4

If a number has an even number or zero at its unit place, the number is always divisible by 2 ( Option A).

Take an example, 52

Divisible by 2 : Yes

Divisible by 5 : No

Divisible by 3 : No

Divisible by 7 : No

Consider other example, 40

Divisible by 2 : Yes

Divisible by 5 : Yes

Divisible by 3 : No

Divisible by 7 : No

Consider other example, 94

Divisible by 2 : Yes

Divisible by 5 : No

Divisible by 3 : No

Divisible by 7 : No

We see that, Numbers with even numbers or 0 are Divisible by 2.

We already know that, For a number to be Divisible by 2 it should have 2, 4, 6, 8 ( even numbers) or 0 at the units place.

For divisibility by 5, Unit digit should be 0 or 5.

For divisibility by 3, Sum of digits should be Divisible by 3

For divisibility by 7, The Last digit is made double and subtracted from remaining number.

Therefore, a number has an even number or zero at its unit place; the number is always divisible by 2

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