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Hi, Consider this. Let us represet a even number by (a)*2 so this is divisble by 2 and hence it is an even number. where a is not 0. say (a)*2 and (b)*2. where a is not 0. (a)*2 * (b)* 2 = (a * b * 2) *2. is again an even number. and hence you will never get an odd number if you multiply two even numbers. if you find any such thing which disproves the above statement. Please let me know kiran.grandhi(at)gmail.com Thanks & Regards, Kiran K Grandhi.



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Hi, Consider this. Let us represet a even number by (a)*2 so this is divisble by 2 and hence it is an even number. where a is not 0. say (a)*2 and (b)*2. where a is not 0. (a)*2 * (b)* 2 = (a * b * 2) *2. is again an even number. and hence you will never get an odd number if you multiply two even numbers. if you find any such thing which disproves the above statement. Please let me know kiran.grandhi(at)gmail.com Thanks & Regards, Kiran K Grandhi.



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Can you multiply two even numbers and get an odd number? - Answers

Hi, Consider this. Let us represet a even number by (a)*2 so this is divisble by 2 and hence it is an even number. where a is not 0. say (a)*2 and (b)*2. where a is not 0. (a)*2 * (b)* 2 = (a * b * 2) *2. is again an even number. and hence you will never get an odd number if you multiply two even numbers. if you find any such thing which disproves the above statement. Please let me know kiran.grandhi(at)gmail.com Thanks & Regards, Kiran K Grandhi.

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      Hi, Consider this. Let us represet a even number by (a)*2 so this is divisble by 2 and hence it is an even number. where a is not 0. say (a)*2 and (b)*2. where a is not 0. (a)*2 * (b)* 2 = (a * b * 2) *2. is again an even number. and hence you will never get an odd number if you multiply two even numbers. if you find any such thing which disproves the above statement. Please let me know kiran.grandhi(at)gmail.com Thanks & Regards, Kiran K Grandhi.

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