Math, asked by Nereida, 1 year ago

QUESTION:-

IF 2 POSITIVE NUMBERS a AND b ARE WRITTEN AS a=x^3y^2 AND b=xy^3,x and y BEING PRIME NUMBERS,FIND HCF OF a AND b.




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Answered by shadowsabers03
5

As x and y are prime numbers, the given are the prime factorisation of both a and b. So the product of x's and y's which are common in both the prime factorisation of a and b is the HCF.

From a = x^3y^2 and b = xy^3, it is seen that x and y^2 is common in both. So the HCF is xy^2.

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shadowsabers03: Pls ask me if you have any doubt on my answer.
Nereida: ok
Nereida: thx
Nereida: further how to find lcm
Nereida: ////
shadowsabers03: To find the LCM (here), divide ab (a times b) by the HCF!

Thus we get,

ab / xy^2
shadowsabers03: (x^3y^2 x xy^3) / xy^2

x^4y^5 / xy^2

x^3y^3 = (xy)^3
Nereida: THANKS
Answered by Anonymous
5

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Given:-

Numbers ,

a =  x^3 y2

b =  xy^3

x and y are prime Numbers .

Then to find out HCF :-

we have to consider the common prime factors with the lowest power

Prime factors of above

of

a =  x^3 y2

b =  xy^3

Now prime factors with lowest power (common)

=  x\: and\:y^2

Therefore HCF

=  xy^2

Now to find LCM we have to take all prime factors (common/uncommon) with their highest power .

The prime factors of

a =  x^3 y2

b =  xy^3

Then prime factors (common/uncommon) with their highest power .

=  x^3 \: and \: y^3

Then LCM

=  x^3 y^3

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