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Chapter 4: Q3. (page 177)

Find the greatest common factor of the numbers

16,32,40

Short Answer

Expert verified

The greatest common factor is 8.

Step by step solution

01

Step -1 - Apply the concept of Factorization

In this, simply use the concept of factorization of the numbers and to get the common number from the both and do the multiplication if two numbers comes out.

02

Step -2 – Find the Factorization

Here, the numbers are 16,32,40.

Factorization of 16 is 16=2脳2脳2脳2.

Factorization of 32 is 32=2脳2脳2脳2脳2.

Factorization of 40 is 40=2脳2脳2脳5.

03

Step -3 – Finding the common factor

Now, from the above factorization, the common multiple is 2脳2脳2.

So, the greatest common factor is 2脳2脳2=8.

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