Math, asked by anuvanshsingh02, 4 months ago

using prime factorisation find hcf and lcm of 16 and 20

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Answered by singhakshat554

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Answer:

HCF = 4

LCM = 80

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Answered by kesavansinfo

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Answer:

80 is correct answer

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