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The HCF of 5^(13) and 2^(26) is...

The HCF of `5^(13) and 2^(26)` is

A

0

B

1

C

13

D

26

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To find the HCF (Highest Common Factor) of \(5^{13}\) and \(2^{26}\), we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Numbers**: We have two numbers, \(5^{13}\) and \(2^{26}\). 2. **Determine the Prime Factorization**: - The prime factorization of \(5^{13}\) is simply \(5^{13}\) (since 5 is a prime number). - The prime factorization of \(2^{26}\) is \(2^{26}\) (since 2 is also a prime number). 3. **Check for Common Factors**: - The prime factors of \(5^{13}\) are only 5. - The prime factors of \(2^{26}\) are only 2. - Since 5 and 2 are different prime numbers, they have no common factors. 4. **Conclusion**: - The only common factor between \(5^{13}\) and \(2^{26}\) is 1. - Therefore, the HCF (or SCF) of \(5^{13}\) and \(2^{26}\) is **1**. ### Final Answer: The HCF of \(5^{13}\) and \(2^{26}\) is **1**.
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