Math, asked by arushi1223, 3 months ago

find the two number thats LCM is 12 and its sum is 10​

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Answered by jk738506
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Answer:

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Answered by iVxsoz
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Answer:

6 and 4

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is 6 and 4.

First of all, you start by finding the prime numbers that you would need to get to 12. That would be 2x2x3. As you would be looking for two numbers, you would basically be limited to the numbers 2, 3, 4 (2x2) and 6 (2x3) as possibilities.

Next, you know that they add up to 10 so you’ll see 4 and 6 in this set so that’s the answer. You basically do this by just taking every number from the list 2, 3, 4, 6 and subtract them from 10 to see if the result is another number from this list. 10-2 equals 8, so nope. 10-3 is 7, so nope. 10-4 is 6, there we go!  

Note that when dealing with LCM, start by factoring the given number into prime numbers. Although, in this case, we won’t add 1 to this list. You have an infinite number of 1’s as part of the LCM so you have to skip it.

Also note that there are some tricks that can help optimize finding the result, but you’ll learn them when you become more advanced with math. I hope this helped you, and have a great day :)

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