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can a number be co-prime of itself?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Yes, 1 is coprime to all the numbers. Since HCF of 1 and any number is 1 itself. Hence, by the definition of coprime numbers, 1 said to be coprime with all numbers.

Answered by WRlegend

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Yes, 1 is coprime to all the numbers. Since HCF of 1 and any number is 1 itself. Hence, by the definition of coprime numbers, 1 said to be coprime with all numbers.

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