Math, asked by www7, 1 year ago

if the smallest prime factor of A is 3 and the smallest prime factor of B is 5 then what is the smallest prime factor of a + b

sris99: answer will be 2 of this question

swati9895: 5 - 3= 2

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Answered by Shreya898

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a 's factor is 3and b is 5 and a+b = 3+5 = 8

Answered by swati9895

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a =3 and b =5
a+b
3+5
=8

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