Question
Download Solution PDFThe product of two numbers is 1521 and the HCF of these numbers is 13. Find the number of such pairs?
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Download Solution PDFGIVEN:
The product of two numbers is 1521 and the HCF of these numbers is 13.
CONCEPT:
HCF: The highest common factor (HCF) is found by finding all common factors of two numbers and selecting the largest one.
CALCULATION:
Suppose the numbers are 13a and 13b as the HCF of these numbers is 13.
We can write:
13a × 13b = 1521
⇒ ab = 9
∴ Only possible pair is 13, 117
Mistake PointsAccording to question,
ab = 9
For a = 1 and b = 9
The numbers will be 13 and 117 and their HCF will be 13
Here we will not consider a = 3 and b = 3.
The numbers will be 39 and 39.
Here HCF would be 39 which does not satisfy the given condition.
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