Problem Analysis:
The task involves identifying whether numbers are
odd or
even and then selecting all the odd numbers from a given list. Let's break it down step by step.
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Step 1: Understanding Odd and Even Numbers
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Even Numbers: Numbers that are divisible by 2 (i.e., they end in 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8).
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Odd Numbers: Numbers that are not divisible by 2 (i.e., they end in 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9).
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Step 2: Classify the Numbers in the First Section
The first section asks us to classify the numbers written on the apples as either
odd or
even. Let’s analyze each number:
1.
97: Ends in 7 →
Odd
2.
14: Ends in 4 →
Even
3.
22: Ends in 2 →
Even
4.
541: Ends in 1 →
Odd
5.
610: Ends in 0 →
Even
6.
136: Ends in 6 →
Even
7.
43: Ends in 3 →
Odd
8.
988: Ends in 8 →
Even
9.
265: Ends in 5 →
Odd
10.
429: Ends in 9 →
Odd
So, the classification is:
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Odd: 97, 541, 43, 265, 429
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Even: 14, 22, 610, 136, 988
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Step 3: Identify All Odd Numbers in the Second Section
The second section asks us to select all the odd numbers from the given list. Let’s check each number:
1.
394: Ends in 4 →
Even
2.
777: Ends in 7 →
Odd
3.
50: Ends in 0 →
Even
4.
809: Ends in 9 →
Odd
5.
252: Ends in 2 →
Even
6.
111: Ends in 1 →
Odd
7.
800: Ends in 0 →
Even
8.
343: Ends in 3 →
Odd
9.
666: Ends in 6 →
Even
10.
58: Ends in 8 →
Even
So, the odd numbers are:
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777, 809, 111, 343
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Final Answer
1. Classification of numbers in the first section:
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Odd: 97, 541, 43, 265, 429
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Even: 14, 22, 610, 136, 988
2. Selection of odd numbers in the second section:
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777, 809, 111, 343
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Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{777, 809, 111, 343}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of odd and even worksheet year 2.