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3 years ago

What is the least common factor of 45,82,and63

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5 0

25,830
First do prime factorization on 42 that is 5*3*3
82 that is 41*2
63 that is 3*3*7
then you do the number that appears the most like 3*3 is the most for the 3
2*3*3*5*7*41
2*3=6*3=18*5=90*7=630*41=25,830
To conclude the answer is 25,830

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