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Standard XII
Mathematics
Integration by Parts
Let g.c.d a, ...
Question
Let g.c.d (a, b) denote the greatest common divisor of integers ‘a’
and ‘b’.
Which of the following is/are correct?
A
g.c.d
(
∠
23
+
1
,
∠
24
+
1
)
equals 1
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B
g.c.d
∠
32
+
1
,
∠
33
+
1
)
is odd
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C
g.c.d.
(
∠
45
+
1
,
∠
46
+
1
)
is 7
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D
g.c.d
(
∠
45
+
1
,
∠
46
+
1
)
is odd number greater than
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Solution
The correct options are
A
g.c.d
(
∠
23
+
1
,
∠
24
+
1
)
equals 1
B
g.c.d
∠
32
+
1
,
∠
33
+
1
)
is odd
Use g.c.d (a, b) = g.c.d(a, b –a)
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