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Sia ? 4 years, 3 months ago
Given A = 2n + 13 and B = n + 7 and since n is a natural number A > B.
A = 2(n + 7) - 1
A = 2B - 1
On dividing throughout with B,
A/B = 2 - (1/B)
B is always an integer => 1/B can never be an integer => A/B also can't be an integer
Since A/B is not an integer we can conclude that A and B cannot have any integer in common. Therefore HCF of A and B is 1.
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