Find the smallest square number which is divisible by each of the following number6,9,15
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First we will find the LCM of the numbers
2 | 6,9,15
3 | 3,9,15
3 | 1,3,5
5 | 1,1,5
| 1,1,1
Now we have to multiply these factors=2*3*3*5
=90
Now as this is not a perfect square we will do prime factorization.
2 | 90
3 | 45
3 | 15
5 | 5
| 1
Now to get a perfect square we will need pairs of factors.If pairs are not there we will multiply the factors remaining i.e. there is one 2 and one 5 less so we will multiply these and then multiply the product to the LCM to get a perfect square.
2*5=10
90*20=900
Therefore the perfect square we want is 900.
2 | 6,9,15
3 | 3,9,15
3 | 1,3,5
5 | 1,1,5
| 1,1,1
Now we have to multiply these factors=2*3*3*5
=90
Now as this is not a perfect square we will do prime factorization.
2 | 90
3 | 45
3 | 15
5 | 5
| 1
Now to get a perfect square we will need pairs of factors.If pairs are not there we will multiply the factors remaining i.e. there is one 2 and one 5 less so we will multiply these and then multiply the product to the LCM to get a perfect square.
2*5=10
90*20=900
Therefore the perfect square we want is 900.
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