9. a) Why does every pair of whole a numbers have a GCF of 1 or greater?

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RPK · Answer 1 · 2022-06-17T03:08:37+0000

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A whole number is any positive integer greater than zero and is not a fraction or a decimal. Any whole number can be divided by itself and one so therefor all pairs of whole numbers have a GCF of one. However the bigger the number the more factors it can have so the GCF of a pair of whole numbers may have a greater GCF than 1.

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