Examples of 'have an odd number' in a sentence
Meaning of "have an odd number"
have an odd number - Refers to possessing a quantity that is not divisible evenly by 2, typically used in contexts involving counting or sorting objects where the total cannot be paired perfectly
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have an odd number
What numbers have an odd number of factors.
And the party games are gonna have an odd number.
They always have an odd number of pairs of legs.
So you do not have a partner . And let us see, we have an odd number.
Once again we have an odd number of factors.
We have an odd number of factors.
The load chain must have an odd number of links.
We have an odd number of numbers.
The expert commission must always have an odd number of members.
If you have an odd number left a.
Well, here we have five numbers. We have an odd number of numbers.
If you have an odd number of cases, the median is the middle value.
A polynomial of odd degree must have an odd number of real roots.
Because they have an odd number of chromosomes, they can not form viable seed.
An example of a ⊕ P problem is " does a given graph have an odd number of perfect matchings?
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Ducted fans usually have an odd number of blades to prevent resonance in the duct.
We have an odd number of numbers . So it 's easier to pick out a middle.
Japanese pagodas have an odd number of stories.
If you have an odd number of numbers, it 's a little bit easier to compute.
All four nodes have an odd number of edges.
Perissodactyls have an odd number of toes.
We can not have an odd number.
Each club must have an odd number of members.
The sprocket can have an odd number of teeth.
Otherwise we shall have an odd number of males and females at table.
Why do they have an odd number of factors?
That 's why they have an odd number of factors.
Hence, acids which have an odd number of carbon atoms are preferred.
Actually, we have an odd number today.
Oh, you know, we have an odd number this year.
The undulating raceway may have an odd number of undulations, e.g. sinusoidal undulations per revolution.
Oh, right … we have an odd number of people.
This development branch will have an odd number for minor, for example 2.7.x.
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