An even whole number is a quantity that can be partitioned into equal pairs with no remainder; equivalently, it is a multiple of 2, including 0, and can be represented as a double or as two equal groups. Within familiar whole numbers through 100, place value shows that numbers ending in 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8 are even, supporting later work with multiplication, arrays, and division.
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An even number can be split into equal pairs with nothing left over. Even numbers are also multiples of .
For numbers through , look at the last digit:
Example: Is even?
There are pairs of , with nothing left over. Therefore, .
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