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If h(y)=y^(2) and g(z)=z^(3) then the HCF of h(b) - h(a) and g(b)-g(a) is

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Answer: If h(y)=y^(2) and g(z)=z^(3) then the HCF of h(b) - h(a) and g(b)-g(a) is

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