no because 31 is not an even number. Therefore an even number can not be a factor of it. 31 is a prime number so the only factors it has are 1 and 31
4 is greater than 3 and is a factor of 20.
If it is even, divide it by two. If your second number is also even, your original number is divisible by four. This is a necessary and sufficient condition; A cannot be divisible by four if either of {A, B} is odd.If either your original number or your second number were odd, then the original number is not divisible by four.Proof of this rule (by cases):Where applicable, A = 2B.A even, B even: B = 2m (m is a whole factor of B) and therefore A = 4m, therefore 4 is a factor of A by definition of a factor.A even, B odd: if B is odd, it does not have 2 as a whole factor. Therefore there exists no whole m such that A = 4m, and therefore 4 is not a factor of A by definition of a factor.A odd: A cannot have any even factors. 4 is even. Therefore 4 is not a factor of A.
60 is an even number and also a factor of itself
Assuming the second even number is equal to 4 or greater, than the highest common factor of the two numbers is equal to an even number 2 or greater. Why can't an odd factor be used? Any odd factor must be multiplied by (at least) 2 to create an even product (ie. the 1st even number). That same odd factor must be multiplied by (at least 2) and any other number to create a 2nd even product, thereby making the Greatest Common Factor (at least) 2 times the odd number....which is an even number.
198 is the greatest three-digit even number that has no factor equal to 4.
4 is an even number.
4 is not a factor of 998
No. All the multiples of 4 are even numbers.
Any even number has at least one even factor.
no because 31 is not an even number. Therefore an even number can not be a factor of it. 31 is a prime number so the only factors it has are 1 and 31
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4 is greater than 3 and is a factor of 20.
If it is even, divide it by two. If your second number is also even, your original number is divisible by four. This is a necessary and sufficient condition; A cannot be divisible by four if either of {A, B} is odd.If either your original number or your second number were odd, then the original number is not divisible by four.Proof of this rule (by cases):Where applicable, A = 2B.A even, B even: B = 2m (m is a whole factor of B) and therefore A = 4m, therefore 4 is a factor of A by definition of a factor.A even, B odd: if B is odd, it does not have 2 as a whole factor. Therefore there exists no whole m such that A = 4m, and therefore 4 is not a factor of A by definition of a factor.A odd: A cannot have any even factors. 4 is even. Therefore 4 is not a factor of A.
60 is an even number and also a factor of itself