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Find the least common multiple of 10x4 and 6w3 .

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jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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10x⁴ and 6w³

1) We see no the same letters in both expressions, so we will need to include all letters in the final answer. x⁴w³

2) number part
10 = 2*5
6=3*2
We need 2*3*5=30 (we need 2 only one times, because we have 2 only one time in each of the numbers).
3)The least common multiple
2*3*5x⁴w³ = 30x⁴w³
Answer is 30x⁴w³.

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