 If x<y<z  When all are co-prime no. then HCF is 1  Maximum HCF could be x only  Minimum LCM is z when z is a multiple of x,y,z  Maximum LCM is xyz.

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 If x<y<z  When all are co-prime no. then HCF is 1  Maximum HCF could be x only  Minimum LCM is z when z is a multiple of x,y,z  Maximum LCM is x*y*z when all are co-prime no.

Find the HCF and LCM of 102,54, = 2×3×17 54= 2×3³ 72=2³×3² HCF= 2×3 [Least power of all the prime no.] LCM= 2³×3³×17 = 3672 [Max. power of all the prime no.]

 LCM is a multiple of HCF  For 2 no. HCF*LCM= product of two no.  When fractions are in simplest form the:  HCF of fractions= HCF of numerator/LCM of Denominator  LCM of fractions= LCM of numerator/HCF of Denominator

Q.1) Find HCF and LCM N= 20²×11, 33×100, 150²×22 Q.2) Big log of woods measuring 15×18×24 cm needed to be cut into some cubes such that each cube should have max. volume and nothing is left over. Find the total no of cubes?

S.1) 20²×11= 2⁴×5²×11 33×100= 3×11×5²×2² 150²×22= 3²×5⁴×2³×11 HCF= 11×5²×2²=1100 LCM= 3²×5⁴×2 ⁴ ×11= 2520

S.2) Wood= 15, 18,24 = 3×5,3²×2,2³×3 HCF =3 which would be dimension of the cube Total no. of cubes= 5 × 6×8= 240

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