even numbers

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Even numbers are another name for positive and even numbers in mathematics. Opposite to singular numbers, they can be expressed as numbers in the form of 2n (n is positive integer ), even numbers must be divisible by 2.
Chinese name
even numbers
Foreign name
even numbers
Pronunciation
shuāng shù
Features
Divide this number by two, no remainder

mathematical expressions

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cultural implication

Even numbers are usually regarded as lucky numbers (some numbers may be excepted due to homonym, such as "4"). For example, "good things come in pairs" is one of the most commonly used blessing words in China. In many regions, couples choose to marry on double days the West Even numbers are often regarded as unlucky numbers (for example, "6" refers to the devil 👿)。

characteristic

Divide this number by two, no remainder
This number is a positive integer.
The difference between single and double and odd and even, An even number is another name for a positive even number. In English, integers are divided into even numbers and odd numbers, where even numbers are even numbers.

Grammatical terms

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Pronunciation: ABCD1
example:
singular
even numbers
complex
vyras (One person)
vyru (Two people)
vyrai (People)
mergina (A girl)
mergini (Two girls)
merginos Girls
einu (I'm leaving)
einava (Let's go)
einame (We [more than three people] go)
singular
even numbers
complex
korak (Step – Male)
koraka
koraki
lipa (Bodhi tree - negative)
lipi
lipe
mesto (City – neutral)
mesti
mesta
lowland Sorbian
singular
even numbers
complex
wuknik (Student - Positive)
wuknika
wukniki
? owka (Girl - female)
? owce
? owki
wokno (Window - neutral)
woknje
wokna
singular
even numbers
complex
? ekor (Step – Male)
? ekora
? ekori
? as (hours - negative)
? asa
? asovi
konj (Horse – neutral)
konja
konji