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There is a simple pattern for derermining if a binary number is odd. What is it and why does this pattern occur?
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If a binary number ends in 0 it is even, and if it ends in 1 it is odd. The last spot is the one's place. All the other places are multiples of two, so only if there is a 1 added to the end would it be odd.
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