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How are 181345913 and 11 relatively prime? - Answers
Two numbers are relatively prime (co-prime) if they have no common factor other than 1; that is their highest common factor (hcf) is 1. If one of the numbers is prime, then the two are relatively prime if the prime is not a factor of the other. 11 is a prime. If 11 divides into 181345913, then their hcf is 11 and the two are NOT relatively prime. If 11 does not divide into 181345913 then their hcf is 1 and they are co-prime. A simple test for divisibility by 11: Sum of digits in odd position: 1+1+4+9+3 = 18 Sum of digits in even position: 8+3+5+1 = 17 Difference between the two sums = 18-17 = 1 If this difference is divisible by 11 then so is the original number. The difference is not so 11 is not a factor of 181345913 and the two numbers are relatively prime.
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How are 181345913 and 11 relatively prime? - Answers
Two numbers are relatively prime (co-prime) if they have no common factor other than 1; that is their highest common factor (hcf) is 1. If one of the numbers is prime, then the two are relatively prime if the prime is not a factor of the other. 11 is a prime. If 11 divides into 181345913, then their hcf is 11 and the two are NOT relatively prime. If 11 does not divide into 181345913 then their hcf is 1 and they are co-prime. A simple test for divisibility by 11: Sum of digits in odd position: 1+1+4+9+3 = 18 Sum of digits in even position: 8+3+5+1 = 17 Difference between the two sums = 18-17 = 1 If this difference is divisible by 11 then so is the original number. The difference is not so 11 is not a factor of 181345913 and the two numbers are relatively prime.
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How are 181345913 and 11 relatively prime? - Answers
Two numbers are relatively prime (co-prime) if they have no common factor other than 1; that is their highest common factor (hcf) is 1. If one of the numbers is prime, then the two are relatively prime if the prime is not a factor of the other. 11 is a prime. If 11 divides into 181345913, then their hcf is 11 and the two are NOT relatively prime. If 11 does not divide into 181345913 then their hcf is 1 and they are co-prime. A simple test for divisibility by 11: Sum of digits in odd position: 1+1+4+9+3 = 18 Sum of digits in even position: 8+3+5+1 = 17 Difference between the two sums = 18-17 = 1 If this difference is divisible by 11 then so is the original number. The difference is not so 11 is not a factor of 181345913 and the two numbers are relatively prime.
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