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Two integers, a and b, have a greatest common factor of 1. If a =12 and b is greater than 35 but no more than 40, what is the va

lue of b?

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yarga [219]2 years ago

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Answer: 37

Step-by-step explanation:

a=12

35 < b < 40

$\wedge\ means\ GCF\\a\ \wedge\ b= 1\\12\ \wedge\ 37= 1\\12\ \wedge\ 38= 2\\12\ \wedge\ 39= 3\\$

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