Math, asked by Rahithya0808, 1 month ago

17 and 68 are co-prime factors?

Answers

Answered by PhalguniJana

Answer:

well 68 is not a prime number so they are oviously not co prime number.

Answered by aaravmitra2010

Factors of 68 are 1, 2, 4, 17, 34 and 68 . 1 and 17 are their common factor. i.e. they are not co-prime. Therefore, no 17 and 68 are not co prime numbers

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 17 days ago

VIII)Imagine you are the head boy of your school .Write a letter to your principal asking permission to start a bird watching club in your school. IX ) Narrate an unforgettable experience in your life.

Math, 17 days ago

458495+ 11111888554 find it ...

English, 17 days ago

To create a stress-free environment with healthy employees, organisations:(i) need to follow ergonomic principles.(ii) must train the employees the science of ergonomics.(iii) should engage specialist to detect the MSD (Musculo Skeletal Disorders).(iv) are intended to look into t...

History, 1 month ago

शिवनेरी किल्ल्याचे सुभेदार____हे होते...

Chemistry, 1 month ago

write in brief the various steps for obtaining sodium carbonate from solvay process don't spam plz...

Geography, 9 months ago

যে গ্রহ তার নিজের অক্ষের চারদিকে উত্তর থেকে দক্ষিণে ঘােরে তার নাম ও দুটি বৈশিষ্ট্য লেখ.

Sociology, 9 months ago

write five points of peer group as an agent of civilization...

Math, 9 months ago

If a, b, c are three consecutive terms of an A.P then Ka , Kb , Kc are [ ] 1) G.P 2) A.P 3) H.P 4) None please explain with solution...

17 and 68 are co-prime factors?​

Answers

17 and 68 are co-prime factors?