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Which pair of numbers has only 1 as a common factor?
4 and 5
What two pair of numbers have a least common multiple of 100?
They can be: 20 and 50 or 4 and 25
What is 4 8th in simplest form?
To simplify fractions, look for common factors - factors that are shared by both numbers, in this case, 4 and 8. If you find one, divide both numbers by the common factor. Repeat, until there are no more common factors.
How many common factors do 24 and 32 have?
The numbers 24 and 32 have 4 common factors, and they are 1, 2, 4 and 8, with 8 being the largest.
What two numbers have least common multiple of 20?
1 and 20 is one possible pair.
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