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Is 4 a even or odd number?
4 is EVEN ( what are you, 6?)
Is 4 a priam number?
No - 4 is an even number, and the only even number that is prime - is 2
What kind of number is 4?
4 is a square number, and an even number.
What even number go's into 9 4 7?
There is no such even number.
Im thinking of a number .my number is a multiple of 4 is it even or odd?
All multiples of 4 are even.
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