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What is the value of x?


1) The Greatest Common Factor of 90 and x is 30

2) The Least Common Multiple of 90 and x is 900



1) The Greatest Common Factor of 90 and x is 30
\(90= 2*3^2*5\) 30= 2*3*5

The Greatest Common Factor is the product of all the common prime factors of x and 90 at the least power.
therefore, \(3^1\) is a factor of x

but x can be infinite numbers INSUFFICIENT

2) The Least Common Multiple of 90 and x is 900

\(900=2^2*3^2*5^2\)

\(90= 2*3^2*5\)

The Least Common Multiple is is the product of all the prime factors of x and 90 at the giggest power

x must have 2^2 and 5^2 and can have a 3 or 3^2, but we do't know it, INSUFFICIENT

1+2)
1)\(3^1\) is a factor of x
2)x must have 2^2 and 5^2 and can have a 3 or 3^2

\(x=2^2*3^1*5^2\) SUFFICIENT

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Hello and thank you for the topic, I wanted to know whether you had identified other similar questions ?
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