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What is the unit digits that tell you a number is a multiple of 5?
0 and 5
Sum of the digits is a multiple of 5?
One possibility is 11111222223333344444
64?
64 - D16, D16
What is an odd and a multiple of 5 and the sum of digits is 11?
The number 1111115
Is 342 divisible by 5 or 6?
342 is divisible by 6 and not 5.Numbers divisible by 5 end in zeros or fivesNumbers divisible by 6 have a slightly more complicated rule. If, when the individual digits are added together and they make a multiple of 3, see if the number is even. If so, and the digits add up to a multiple of 3, then the number is a divisible by 6.
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