Math, asked by rumaanahashmi481, 8 months ago

there pices of timber , 42-m, 49 -m , 49 -m and 63 -m long, have to be divided into plants of the same length. what is the greatest possible length of each plank?

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Answered by luciatudu4298
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Answer:

answer is 7m

Step-by-step explanation:

the lenght of three pieces of timber and 42m, 49m, and 63m respectively.

greatest possible length of each plank= HCF(42,49,63)

43= 2×3×7

49=7×7

63=3×3×7

HCF= 7

hence, the greatest possible length of each plank is 7....

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