There are no numbers between 108 and 120 that have an even ten's digit. If you call 'zero' an even number, then ' 109 ' would qualify. But the whole exercise is still not too satisfying.
odd
101
2.693 * 102 (remember, numbers larger than 1 have power of ten ≥ zero. small numbers (between zero and one) have negative powers of ten.
The first ten odd numbers
There are no numbers between 108 and 120 that have an even ten's digit. If you call 'zero' an even number, then ' 109 ' would qualify. But the whole exercise is still not too satisfying.
odd
101
100
2.693 * 102 (remember, numbers larger than 1 have power of ten ≥ zero. small numbers (between zero and one) have negative powers of ten.
zero
The first ten odd numbers
The sum of the first 100 odd numbers (1 through 199) is 10000 (ten thou)
If you're including zero, the product is zero.
No - numbers are only divisible exactly by ten - if they end in a zero !
Not if you're doing a math problem.
That's impossible. Adding up an odd number of odd numbers will give an answer that is an odd number. 50 is an even number. So adding up 5(5 is an odd number) odd numbers will not give 50, an even number.