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Do you count fractions on a number line by counting the 0?
no because in these terms, zero doesn't count as a number :)
What is the only even number that is not divisible by two?
If you count zero as an even number (and there are arguments for and against that) then it is one that is not divisible by two.Additional Information:-Zero is an even number because it's between two odd numbers which are -1 and +1So therefore 0 is not divisible by 2
0 is not a even number?
Zero is an even number.
Is 0 is an odd number?
No. 0 is an even number. no but its a whole number
Is 0 an even digit?
yes 0 is an even number.
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