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Answered by venkatlohith20141225
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Two numbers are said to be co-prime if their H.C. F is 1.

Now, it is given that a, b are co-prime numbers.

So, HCF (a,b) = 1

Now, when the two numbers are a2 and b2, then also their HCF = 1 , because the factor of a2 would be 1, a and a2 whereas factor of b2 would be 1,b and b2.

Hence, HCF (a2,b2) = 1

Hence, the number a2, b2 are said to be co-prime numbers.

4 ans is (A)

6 ans is (C)

because

(2 \times 5)  = 10

and n can be any number 10 ^n will always end with zero.

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