M and N are non-zero natural numbers. If M-N = 1, then the greatest common factor of M and N is

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1. Because, M-N = 1, that is to say, m and N are two adjacent non-zero natural numbers
2. Then, the greatest common factor of two adjacent non-zero natural numbers is 1. The least common multiple is their product (MN)

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