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How can i define the word even (as in, and even number), using as little langauge as possible with out using devision.
Got set it for 'homework' and i cant really think of anything.
Got set it for 'homework' and i cant really think of anything.
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A multiple of 2
themanwithnoname wrote:
> There you go
Define Odd then, with out reverting to using Even.
Idiot.
> There you go
Define Odd then, with out reverting to using Even.
Idiot.
Chad Niga wrote:
> Define Odd then, with out reverting to using Even.
Not a multiple of two. :D
> Define Odd then, with out reverting to using Even.
Not a multiple of two. :D
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Your Honour wrote:
> A number of pairs.
>
> 3x3
3x3 = 9. Which is odd.
Even is a number of pairs. I.e. 1 pair is even. 2 pairs is even.... 11234532 pairs is an even number.
See?
> Your Honour wrote:
> A number of pairs.
>
> 3x3
3x3 = 9. Which is odd.
Even is a number of pairs. I.e. 1 pair is even. 2 pairs is even.... 11234532 pairs is an even number.
See?
Your Honour wrote:
> 3x3 = 9. Which is odd.
>
> Even is a number of pairs. I.e. 1 pair is even. 2 pairs is even....
> 11234532 pairs is an even number.
>
> See?
Yeah. I was stiring, as I mentioned earlier.
Pairs. Multiple of two. Which I also posted earlier.
See?
> 3x3 = 9. Which is odd.
>
> Even is a number of pairs. I.e. 1 pair is even. 2 pairs is even....
> 11234532 pairs is an even number.
>
> See?
Yeah. I was stiring, as I mentioned earlier.
Pairs. Multiple of two. Which I also posted earlier.
See?
See?
No. Not really.
Even = 2n where n = any whole number
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