If two numbers do not have any common prime number factors, how do we describe the numbers and what is their Greatest Common Factor? Plz help 10 points

Step-by-step explanation:

If their greatest common factor is 1, then one of the two numbers must be a prime number.  Their least common multiple must be the product of the two numbers.

For example:

5 and 7 are prime numbers because their only factors are 1 and themselves.  If you multiply these numbers, you get the product of 35, which is their least common multiple.

Another example:

5 and 9, in which 5 is the only prime number here.  The least multiple these numbers have in common is 45.

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