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If, by LCF you mean Least Common Factor, I regret to inform you that the question makes no sense. Common requires you to have two or more numbers; you cannot have a common factor of just one number. Furthermore, the LCF of any set of numbers is always going to be 1. So it is hardly worth asking the question.



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If, by LCF you mean Least Common Factor, I regret to inform you that the question makes no sense. Common requires you to have two or more numbers; you cannot have a common factor of just one number. Furthermore, the LCF of any set of numbers is always going to be 1. So it is hardly worth asking the question.



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How do you find LCF of number? - Answers

If, by LCF you mean Least Common Factor, I regret to inform you that the question makes no sense. Common requires you to have two or more numbers; you cannot have a common factor of just one number. Furthermore, the LCF of any set of numbers is always going to be 1. So it is hardly worth asking the question.

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