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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]
1 year ago
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which pair of numbers have a greatest common factor of 7? select each correct answer. 7 and 14 7 and 14 28 and 7 28 and 7 7 and

1 7 and 1 21 and 3
Mathematics
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galina1969 [7]1 year ago
8 0

The numbers 7 and 14, 28 and 7 have the greatest common factor. The correct options are A and B.

<h3>What is the greatest common factor?</h3>

The largest factor of the two numbers which divides both the numbers is called as greatest common factor or GCF. In other words, the greatest common factor is the largest positive number which can be divided into given numbers evenly.

Given the number is 7 the pair of numbers having the greatest common factor is calculated below:-

For pairs 7 and 14. Both the numbers are the multiple of 7 it can be divided by 7. The greatest common factor will be 7 for pairs 7 and 14.

Similarly for pairs 7 and 28. Both the numbers are the multiple of 7 it can be divided by 7. The greatest common factor will be 7 for pairs 7 and 28.

Therefore, the numbers 7 and 14, 28 and 7 have the greatest common factor. The correct options are A and B.

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