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What is the greatest common factor of 70 and 182?
14
What is the greatest common factor of 80 168 and 182?
The GCF is 2.
Are 39 and 182 relatively prime?
No. hcf(39, 182) = 13. Their highest common factor would be 1 if they were relatively prime.
What is the highest common factors of 98 and 154 and 182?
For 98, 154, 182 the GCF = 14
The LCM of 2 7 and 13?
All of these values of prime, therefore, the greatest common factor of each of these is 1. Now we can conclude that:2/1 * 7/1 * 13/1 * 1Is the LCM.2 * 7 * 13 = 182.
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