Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 50

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Earn 100

The sum of all the factors of $100$ is:

25% studentsanswered this correctly

Important Questions on LCM and HCF

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 51

The number of factors of

105

is:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 52

The difference between the smallest common multiple and biggest common factor of

5, 10

and

35

is:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 53

The HCF and LCM of first three consecutive even numbers will be:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 54

The number of factors of

42

is:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 55

(Smallest common multiple of

36

and

60

)

\div

(Biggest common factor of

18

and

45

) is equal to:

MEDIUM

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 56

The sum of positive factors of

210

is:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 57

Difference of (smallest common multiple of

4, 5

and

6

) and (smallest common multiple of

5, 6

and

9

) is:

EASY

CTET Paper 1

IMPORTANT

Mathematics & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (I-V)>Chapter 4 - LCM and HCF>Previous Years' Questions>Q 58

If the HCF of

65

and

117

is expressible in the form

65 m - 117

, then the value of

m

is: