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Write any four example of co- prime of class 6Cbse board mathematics.

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Two numbers are said to be coprime if their

HCF is 1.

Examples-(2,3),(3,4),(5,6),(5,7),(5,9),(9,11) etc. ... 30 and 26 are not co-prime since they have a common factor of 2, similarly 23 and 46 are not co-prime since they have a common factor of 23.

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two numbers which does not have a common number are called co - prime numbers

eg: 6=2,3,6

7=7

these numbers doesn't have a common factor ..that's y they can said to be as co primes...

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two numbers which does not have a common number are called co - prime numbers

these numbers doesn't have a common factor ..that's y they can said to be as co primes...

Write any four example of co- prime of class 6Cbse board mathematics.