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The greatest number which will divide 1277 and 1368 leaving 3 as a remainder in each case is

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Answered by subhamsingh21011999

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1277-3=1274, 1368-3=1365

hance, HCF (1274,1365) will give us the required number.

13 by appliyng euclids divided algorthium

HCF (1274,1365):1365=(1274×1)

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