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Highest Common Factor — Grade 7
1Highest Common Factor math.hcf
How to do these
29, 45 → 1
- List everything that divides exactly into each number.
- The biggest number that appears in every list is the answer.
Find the HCF of each set.
1.HCF(11, 17) =
2.HCF(14, 40) =
3.HCF(23, 38) =
4.HCF(5, 33) =
5.HCF(59, 59) =
6.HCF(38, 44) =
7.HCF(9, 46) =
8.HCF(15, 6) =
9.HCF(19, 42) =
10.HCF(25, 33) =
How to do these
29, 45 → 1
- List everything that divides exactly into each number.
- The biggest number that appears in every list is the answer.
Written for whoever is helping, not for the child. Maths methods have changed since most of us were at school, and this is the method the questions above actually use.
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