To find the greatest common factor and also find if they are relatively prime or not.
Answer to Problem 20E
1, yes
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:9, 26
Formula used: GCF using Factorization method. Pairs of relatively primes are only divisible by 1.
Calculation:
The factors of 9 are:
The factors of 26 are:
Since there is nothing common between the two factors, then the greatest common factor is 1.
Since they do have their GCF as 1, they are relatively prime numbers.
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