Find the $\text{g.c.d.}$ and $\text{l.c.m.}$ of $8$,$9$,and $25$ using the fundamental theorem of arithmetic.

  • A
    g.c.d. = $1$,l.c.m. = $1800$
  • B
    g.c.d. = $2$,l.c.m. = $900$
  • C
    g.c.d. = $1$,l.c.m. = $900$
  • D
    g.c.d. = $3$,l.c.m. = $1800$

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