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3 years ago

Lcm of b square and b cube is

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HCF is b since we take the least value. That's it. When the two numbers have same base, the LCM will be the base with greater power. So the answer is LCM = b^2.

sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

HCF is b since we take the least value. That's it. When the two numbers have same base, the LCM will be the base with greater power. So the answer is LCM = b^2

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Lcm of b square and b cube is​

Lcm of b square and b cube is