The GCF of two numbers is 871. Both numbers are even and neither is divisible by the other. What is the smallest that these two numbers could be?
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-- If the GCF of both numbers is 871, then they're both multiples of 871. -- If they're both even, then they must both be even multiples of 871. -- They can't be the 2nd and 4th multiples of 871, because then the bigger one would be divisible by the smaller one. -- So the smallest they could be is the 4th and 6th multiples of 871 ... <em>3,484</em> and <em>5,226 </em> . Weird problem !
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