Largest Possible GCF (Greatest Common Factor)
Directions: Using the digits 0-9. at most once, fill in the boxes to make the
largest possible greatest common factor.

96 and 48

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this problem we have to find the largest possible greatest common factor, which is 48.

Now, numbers 96 and 48 have as Greatest Common Factor 48, that's the largest number possible that is common to both numbers because

48/48 = 1

96/48 = 2

Therefore, the answer is 96 and 48, because they don't have repetitive digits.

A) for the n row: 22+(n-1)×6therefore,b) 100-22=78that means (n-1)×6=7878÷6=1313+1=1414th row has 100 seats

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