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Find the LCM of the following. A. 28,42,35 B. 48,72,96 C. 36, 44

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Ne4ueva [31]2 years ago

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28/2= 14 42/2= 21 35/7= 5

14/ 2= 7 21/3= 7

28= 2^2 × 7

42= 2 × 3 × 7

35= 7 × 5

LCM= 420

48/2= 24. 72/2= 36. 96/3= 32

24/2= 12. 36/3= 12. 32/2= 16

12/3= 4. 12/3= 4. 16/2= 8

4/2= 2. 4/2= 2. 8/2= 4

4/2= 2

48= 2^4 × 3

72= 2^3 × 3^2

96= 2^5 × 3

LCM= 288

36/3= 12. 44/2= 22

12/3= 4. 22/2= 11

4/2= 2

36= 3^2 × 2^2

44= 2^2 × 11

LCM= 396

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