Find the LCM of a(a+b)-b(b+c)-c(a+c) and c(b+c)-a(a+c)

Mathematics

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mash [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

I know what you're asking you are asking to find the least common multiple. However all I can find is the GCF which is 1

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Find the LCM of a(a+b)-b(b+c)-c(a+c) and c(b+c)-a(a+c)​

Find the LCM of a(a+b)-b(b+c)-c(a+c) and c(b+c)-a(a+c)