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Quantity B: Sum of P and Q.1). Quantity A > Quantity B2). Quantity A < Quantity B3). Quantity A ≥ Quantity B4). Quantity A ≤ Quantity B |
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Answer» We know that LCM is always a MULTIPLE of HCF. Let LCM = K(HCF) ⇒ HCF + k(HCF) = 37 ⇒ (k + 1)(HCF) = 37 Possible values of k are 0 and 36. If k = 0, HCF = 37, which is not possible as LCM will BECOME 0. If k = 36, HCF = 1, and LCM = 36. So, P and Q can be 1 and 36, or 4 and 9. If they are 1 and 36, their sum is 37 and product is 36. If they are 4 and 9, their sum is 13 and product is 36. So, sum can be lesser or greater than product. No relation between A and B can be ESTABLISHED. |
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