Math, asked by evernsgyj, 1 year ago

Why can two prime numbers only have one common factor?

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Answered by rkumar100505

5

Answer:

bcz they are nit divisible by any other no. then itself

Answered by sangarsangar4840

1

Answer:

because the prime number is while we divas

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