Math, asked by SnehaLeo, 1 year ago

if 5 is the smallest prime factor of a and 3 is the smallest prime factor of b, determine the smallest prime factor of a+b

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Answered by knockchristo2002

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Answer: prime factor of a is 5

And b is 3

Therefore a +b will be an even number

So answer is 2

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