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Oh, dude, you want numbers that are like the yin and yang of math, huh? So, for the GCF to be 3, the numbers have to have 3 as a common factor. And for the LCM to be 360, they need to have all the prime factors of 360. So, the numbers are 3 and 120. It's like finding the perfect pair of jeans, but in math form.

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It is impossible to answer this question because of insufficient information:

The question does not state how many numbers are concerned.

The LCM and GCF of a pair of numbers is NOT sufficient to identify them. For example, (3, 120), (15, 24) satisfy the requirements and there is no way to determine which of them is appropriate.

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14y ago
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3 and 360

45 and 24

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Q: Find numbers whose LCM is 360 and GCF is 3?
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