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What are all the common factors of 9 and 25?
There are no COMMON factors]between '9' & '25'. '9' has the factors os 3, & 9. '25 has the factors of 5, & 25/
What is the LCM of 135 and 25?
135 factors to [3 3 3 5] 25 factors to [5 5] Common factors are [5] LCM = 135 * 25 / 5 = 675
What are the common factors of 75 and 375?
The common factors of 75 and 375 are 1, 3, 5, 15, 25 and 75.
What is a common multiple of 25 and 45?
LCM is the product divided by the greatest common factor 25 factors into [5 5] 45 factors into [3 3 5] common factor is 5 LCM = 25 * 45 divided by 5, so 1125 / 5= 225◄
What are the common factors for 20 and 25?
Common factors for 20 & 25 are: 1 & 5
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