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OpenStudy (bohotness):
OpenStudy (bohotness):
@jabez177
geerky42 (geerky42):
You are correct.
geerky42 (geerky42):
You selected B.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
A counterexample disproves the statement (conjecture is the official term for a statement being tested.), because it gives an example that oppose what the conjecture says. I can only assume you don't know why your correct answer is correct.
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OpenStudy (bohotness):
:) ok
OpenStudy (bohotness):
i dont understand what they are asking?
OpenStudy (unanimoose):
You're being asked what is the largest number that can be divided into both 20 and 30.
OpenStudy (bohotness):
ooo
OpenStudy (unanimoose):
i.e. If you're asked for the GCF of 5 and 10, it would be 5 because it is the largest number that can be divided into both 5 and 10.
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OpenStudy (bohotness):
i think thats 60 or 40
OpenStudy (unanimoose):
Nono that's what they multiply in to.
OpenStudy (bohotness):
30?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
No, It is 10.
20/10 ==2 and 3/10 = 3
OpenStudy (bohotness):
oo
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Sorry 30/10 = 3
OpenStudy (bohotness):
okay
OpenStudy (unanimoose):
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OpenStudy (unanimoose):
Remember, it's the largest number that they can BOTH divide into.
OpenStudy (bohotness):
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OpenStudy (bohotness):
OpenStudy (bohotness):
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OpenStudy (bohotness):
OpenStudy (bohotness):
B?
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