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              example 4: Two tankers contain  675  litres and  450  litres of water respectively. Find  the
              maximum capacity of a container which can measure the water of both the tankers exactly.
              Solution:     The maximum capacity  of a container  which  can  measure the  water of both

                            the tankers when used an exact number of times will be the HCF of 675 and
                            450. So, we have to find HCF of 675 and 450.
                                        3 675             3 450
                                        3 225             3 150
                                        3 75              2 50                                 Remember
                                        5 25              5 25                          The HCF of two or more
                                        5   5             5   5                         numbers cannot be bigger
                                            1                 1                         than any one of the numbers.
                            Factors of 675 = 3 × 3 × 3 × 5 × 5

                            Factors of 450 = 3 × 3 × 2 × 5 × 5
                            The common factors of 675 and 450 are 3, 3, 5 and 5.

                            So, HCF of 675 and 450 = 3 × 3 × 5 × 5 = 225.
                            Thus,  the  maximum capacity  of a container  which  can  measure the  water of
                            both the tankers is 225 litres.

                       Practice time 3e



                1.  Find the common factors of the following numbers.

                    (a)  18, 24             (b)  21, 36              (c)  48, 56              (d)  72, 102
                2.  Find the HCF using the common factors method.

                    (a)  15, 20             (b)  12, 18              (c)  33, 55              (d)  35, 42
                    (e)  42, 64              (f)  50, 80             (g)  18, 24, 32          (h)  32, 48, 72

                     (i)  15, 30, 75         (j)  28, 42, 70         (k)  50, 75, 100          (l)  21, 56, 35
                3.  Find the HCF using the prime factorisation method.

                    (a)  15, 24             (b)  18, 90              (c)  32, 40              (d)  42, 56
                    (e)  15, 95              (f)  72, 80             (g)  12, 24, 48          (h)  22, 33, 66

                     (i)  24, 36, 56         (j)  22, 66, 99         (k)  25, 40, 65          (l)  48, 72, 96
                4.  Find the HCF using the long division method.

                    (a)  21, 63             (b)  35, 49              (c)  92, 132             (d)  36, 54, 72

                    (e)  132, 140, 250       (f)  165, 285, 205      (g)  164, 180, 112       (h)  285, 350, 1875
                5.   A fruit-seller  has  1320  apples  and  1480 mangoes. He wants  to put  them  in  baskets.
                    What is the greatest number of baskets required, if each basket has the same number
                    of apples and mangoes?

                6.   Find the largest possible length of a stick which can be used to measure 448 cm,
                    560 cm and 920 cm exactly.


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