Math, asked by ashwikakavuri, 8 months ago

Are 17 and 68 co-primes? Give reasons.

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Answered by Anonymous

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no they are not co-primes friend............

Answered by smartadvisor010

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no, 17 and 68 are not co-prime because they have both common factor which is 17 other than 1

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