Homework help 5. Let a and b represent Whole numbers. State what must be true about a & b and give an example.a) If LCM ( a, b) = a•b then what must be true about a & b?For Ex: LCM ( 8, 15) =You choose another example LCM () =b) If GCF (a, b) = a, then what must be true about a & b?For Ex: GCF ( 8, 24 ) =8You choose another example GCF ( 12,24) = 126. Carla's car gets 36 mpg and Bill's truck gets 20 mpg. They follow each other on a trip and both use a wholenumber of gallons of gas.a) What is the shortest possible distancethey each traveled? (provide units)b) How many gallons of gas didCarla's car use? (provide units)c) How many gallons of gas didBill's truck use? (provide units)or prine Faeturzatiun7. Lisa is making gift baskets. She has 12 coloring books, 28 markers, and 36 crayons. What is theCCF Set inosectionGCFGCFgreatest number of baskets she can make if each toy is equally distributed among the baskets?How many of each supply will go into the baskets?baskets each with:booksmarkerscrayons8. 4 alarms went off today starting at 5 a.m. The red alarm sounded every 8 minutes, the bluealarm sounded every 10 minutes, the green alarm sounded every 12 minutes, and the blackalarm sounded every 18 minutes. Darla, who sleeps soundly, finally awoke when they all wentoff simultaneously. What is the earliest that she awoke?9. Kelly is in 3rd grade and she is confused by all of the letters abbreviating the math concepts, especiallyLCM and GCF. The one that says 'greatest' is usually a smaller number than the one that says 'least'.How would you explain this? (Keep it short and concise!)

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Description: Homework help 5. Let a and b represent Whole numbers. State what must be true about a & b and give an example.a) If LCM ( a, b) = a•b then what must be true about a & b?For Ex: LCM ( 8, 15) =You choose another example LCM () =b) If GCF (a, b) = a, th