How many 3-digit even numbers are that begin with either 5 or 6?

2 answers:

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Answer: 100 3 digit even number that begin with either 5 or 6

Explanation:
Case 1:
A 3 digit that begin with 5 should be 500-599 so there are 100 numbers
But we are only finding even number
So 100/2 = 50 3-digit even number that begin with 5.

Case 2:
A 3 digit that begin 6 should have
600-699 and there are also 100 number including even and odd in total. Since we are only finding even number we get:
100/2 = 50 3-digit even number that begin with 6.

Plus both case together we get 50 3-digit even number that begin with 5 + 50 3-digit even number that begin with 6= 50 + 50 = 100

Alex17521 [72]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

100

Step-by-step explanation:

500 to 599 =100 100/2=50

600 to 699=100 100/2=50

50+50=100

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