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Maths - Investigation

02 Feb 2016

In Maths we did an investigation to find out the rules for numbers to be
multiples of 2,5 or 10.

We found out the following:

Rule for a number to be a multiple of 2.
Look at the Unit column.
If the digit is a 0,2,4,6 or 8 the number is a multiple of 2.

Rule for multiple of 5.
Look at the Unit column.
If the digit is a 0 or a 5 the number is a multiple of 5.

Rule for multiple of 10.
Look at the Unit column.
If the digit is a 0 the number is a
multiple of 10.

I checked if the number of objects can be equally shared between the 2 sides.