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A shopkeeper sells candles in a packet of 12 and candle stands in a packet of 8. WHat is the least number of candle and candle stand should Nita buy to have one candle on each candle stand?

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Answered by lakshitabansal07
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Answer:

2 packets of candles along with 3 packets of candle stand

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we need equal number of candles & candle stands.

Let us find the LCM.

On calculating, we will get LCM = 24

Now as one packet of candles has 12 candles

So, to find the number of packets, we will divide 24 by 12.

= 24÷12

No. of packets of candles = 2

Similiarly, no. of packets for candle stands = 24÷8

= 3 packets

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