Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: HCF and LCM, Exercise 7: EXERCISE
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Find the of and .

Find the of and .

Find the of and .

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

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

A rectangular piece of metal sheet that measures by 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.

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

Find three different numbers such that the HCF of each pair of these numbers is greater than but the HCF of all three numbers is .
[HINT: For instance, the numbers and satisfy the conditions]
