a and b are positive integers such that the least prime factor of a is 3 and the least prime factor of b is 5.then calculate the least prime factor of b is 5.then calculate the leastbprime factor of (a+b).
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least prime factor of b is 5 and calculate the least prime factor of (a+b).
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a= 3x
b= 5y
a+ b= 3x + 5y
Now Here 3 and 5 are least prime
As we know only 2 is even prime
So here in both 2 can't be factor
So both terms become odd
As odd+ odd is even
So Least prime factor is 2
b= 5y
a+ b= 3x + 5y
Now Here 3 and 5 are least prime
As we know only 2 is even prime
So here in both 2 can't be factor
So both terms become odd
As odd+ odd is even
So Least prime factor is 2
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Answer: 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a = 3q (where q>3) and
b = 5r (where r>5)
As minimum factor for a is 3 and b is 5, r and q are not even as it would make 2 as the smallest factor
Therefore, 3q and 5r are odd numbers.
A + B = 3q + 5r
=2m (odd + odd = even and m shows that the sum is a multiple of 2)
So, the smallest factor for a + b is 2
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