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`a\ a n d\ b` are two co-primes. Which of the following is/are true? LCM `(a ,\ b)=\ a\ x\ b` (b) HCF `(a ,\ b)=1` Both `(a)a n d\ (b)` (d) Neither `(a)\ nor\ (b)`

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