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What's the least common multiple of 4,10 and 12

2 answers:

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For the values: 12, 10, 4 The LCM is: 60

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Least common multiple is the smallest number that is a factor of that number.

4*15 = 60
10*6 = 60
12*5 = 60

Therefore, our answer is 60

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