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What is the HCF and LCM of A and B if A= x²y³z and B= xy²Z³


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Answered by trupthi8
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Answer:

HCF by using the prime factorization method.

Step1:

Find the prime factorization of each of the number

Step2:

The product of all common prime factor is the HCF

Here,

⇒a=x×x×y×y

⇒b=x×y×y

common Factors are x×y×y

Thus ,

HCF(a,b)=xy

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Answered by khamkarjyoti1985
0

Answer:When getting LCM using indices, we get the highest indices of the two and when getting HCF we get the lowest power of the two unknowns.

a = x³y² , b= xy³

LCM

Comparing indices of x and y in numbers a and b.

a : x's index is 3 whereas y's index is 2

b: x's index is 1 and y's index is 3.

Comparing the two: the highest index of x is 3 and the highest index of y is 3.

LCM = The highest indices of the unknowns (x and y)

LCM =x³y³

HCF = The lowest indices of x and y

The lowest index of x is 1 and the lowest index of y is 2.

HCF = xy²

ab = x³y²(xy³) = x⁴y⁵

HCF × LCM = x³y³(xy²) = x⁴y⁵

Thus ab = LCM × HCF

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