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Determine whether the LCM for all pairs of odd numbers is sometimes, always, or never their product. Explain.

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The lcm of all pairs of odd numbers is sometimes their product. Some examples:
3 and 9, the lcm is 9 not their product
3 and 11, the lcm is 33 their product
and so forth

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