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Answered by Cynefin
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8) a. Here we are given with a question which is aksing for the least number to be multiplied with an odd number to get an even number.

First of all we know that, Even number is a number which is divisible by 2 or completely divides 2 with remainder 0. And Odd number is vice versa. So, for making an odd number an even number, of course we need to multiply it with 2 or any of its multiple.

But we need the least number:

  • Least number to be multiplied = \boxed{2}

b. Given number = 650

This can be written as 65 × 10

Further, 65 can't be divided anymore with 2 as we need 2 because for getting 10, we need 2 and a 5.

  • 10 = 2 × 5

So, if we multiply 10, 65 times we will get 650 because 10 × 65 gives 650.

  • No. of tens in 650 = \boxed{65}

And we are done !!

Answered by Rudranil420
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8. (a) What is the least number to be multiplied with an odd number to make it an even number ?

\mapsto The least number to be multiplied with an odd number to make it an even number is 2 because even number is a number that can only divisible by 2.

\therefore So the least number will be 2.

(b) How many tens are there in 650 ?

\mapsto There are 65 tens in 650 because there are 65 × 10 so tens place are left over and 65 is remaining .

\therefore No of tens in 650 is 65.

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