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The way to work this out is to break the number down into its prime factors. In this case, 10 can be expressed as 2x5. Thus two numbers will have 10 as a common multiple if the only unique factors between them is a single 2 and a single 5. This can be achieved with the following pairs:

1 and 10

2 and 10

5 and 10

2 and 5

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