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A gardener has 1001 roses and 910 marigolds. He makes the maximum number of identical bouquets, each with the same count of roses and the same count of marigolds, using all flowers.
How many roses are in each bouquet?

Class 10Euclid's Division LemmaNumber Systems
  • A12
  • B22
  • C11
  • D10

Step-by-Step Solution

Number of bouquets = HCF(1001,910). ; . HCF = 91. Roses per bouquet = 1001 / 91 = 11.
Answer: C) 11

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