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please help me, anyone know to solve this problem? ''let a,b are integers and let p, and q be primes suppose gcd(a,p^2)=p, gcd(a,q^4)=q^4, gcd(b,p^3)=p^2 and gcd(b,q^5)=q^2. then which sttement is always true? A) gcd(a,b)=pq^3 B) lcm(a,b)=pq^3 C) gcd(ab,(pq)^4)=p^3q^4 D) gcd(ab,(pq)^3)=p^2q^3 E) gcd(a^3,q^4)=q^3'' thanks.
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my answer is (C)
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