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There are two loaf cakes. One is 36cm long and one is 27cm long. They want to cut the cake up and sell the slices, but all the slices must be equal. What is the largest slices that they can cut them into?
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There are two loaf cakes. One is 36cm long and one is 27cm long. They want to cut the cake up and sell the slices, but all the slices must be equal. What is the largest slices that they can cut them into?
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Answer = 1cm
27,35 hcf = 1 so 1cm is a large slice.
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