Is it possible for two numbers to have the same least common multiple and greatest common factor?
No.The greatest common factor cannot be larger than the smallest of the two numbers. The least common multiple cannot be smaller than the largest of the two numbers.Example: 5 and 35The greatest common factor is 5. The least common multiple is 35.Example: 2 and 4The greatest common factor is 2. The least common multiple is 4.ChaCha!
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