Chapter 4: Q9. (page 177)
Find the relationship between the resulting quotients when you divide two numbers by their greatest common factor.
Short Answer
The resulting quotient should be a relatively prime.
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Chapter 4: Q9. (page 177)
Find the relationship between the resulting quotients when you divide two numbers by their greatest common factor.
The resulting quotient should be a relatively prime.
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Explain why 34 is a composite number.
Find the greatest common factor of the numbers. Then tell whether the numbers are relatively prime.
24. 64, 144
Music Camp A summer music camp has 88 participants. The camp has 32 vocalists, 16 drummers, 24 guitarists, and 16 bassists. What is the greatest number of identical bands that can be formed using all the participants? How many vocalists will be in each band?
Challenge What is the least whole number that has exactly 7 factors, including 1 and itself? Explain your answer.
Find the greatest common factor of the numbers.
12, 36
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