Math, asked by madhusharma55789, 9 months ago

of two
HCF and LCM
numbers are 7 -
and 2682
respectively. If one number
is 63, then find the other number

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Answered by dharmendratiwari6003

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Answer:

HCF×LCM=one number×other number

7×2682=63×other number

other number=63/2682×7

other number=63/18774

other number=298

Answered by Amitpratapchoudhury

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Answer:

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