Math, asked by licharinia4, 8 hours ago

LCM of two prime numbers x and y is 187. Find the value of 2(x-y).​

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Answered by aryanshaw098
30

Answer:

12

Step-by-step explanation:

First the multiples of 187

So, we get the multiple as 17 &11

This is because 17 x 11 = 187

So consider that the value of x is 17 and y is 11

The value of 2(x-y) is

= 2(17-11)

= 2 x 6

= 12

Hence, the value is 12

Answered by amitnrw
5

Given lcm of two prime numbers x and y is 187.

To Find :  value of 2(x-y)​

Solution:

HCF of two  different prime numbers  is  1

LCM of two different prime numbers = their product

x*y = 187

187 = 1 * 187   not possible as 1 is not prime number

187 = 11 * 17  

11 and 17 both are prime numbers

x = 11   and y = 17

=> 2(x - y)  = 2(11 - 17)  = - 12

x = 17 and y = 11

2(17 - 11)  =  12

value of 2(x-y)​  = ± 12

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