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Using Euclid's Division Lemma find the H.C.F. of 135 & 225.
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I don't exactly know that, but I still can find it. Would that be fine by you?
np:)
Okay, first find the factors of both and reply that to me :D
k! wait please.
135=3*3*3*5 & 225=3*3*5*5
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Take the common factors of both and then multiply.
3*3*5=45,then
45 is the HCF :P
I don't know that Euclid's lemma or whatever
k!dude..... Thanx!.:)
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