Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: HCF and LCM, Exercise 7: EXERCISE

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Questions from Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: HCF and LCM, Exercise 7: EXERCISE with Hints & Solutions

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find the HCF of 66, 154 and 484.

EASY
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find the HCF of 14, 36 and 175.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find the HCF of 140, 210,  and 350.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

There are two metal bars of lengths 72 cm and 96 cm. Short bars of equal length are cut from both the metal bars. Find the largest possible length of each short bar.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

A rectangular piece of metal sheet that measures 360 cm by 280 cm is cut into identical small squares pieces. Find the greatest possible length of a side of each square piece.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

A rectangular piece of metal sheet that measures 360 cm by 280 cm is cut into identical small squares pieces. Find the greatest possible length of a side of each square piece and find the number of square pieces that can be obtained.

HARD
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find two pairs of different numbers such that their HCF is 18.

MEDIUM
6th CBSE
IMPORTANT

Find three different numbers such that the HCF of each pair of these numbers is greater than 1 but the HCF of all three numbers is 1.

[HINT: For instance, the numbers 6, 10 and 15 satisfy the conditions]