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how many common multiples exists for any two natural numbers

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Answered by Kiitan

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Answer:

I think infinite

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Answered by halamadrid

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Given; Natural numbers

To Find; how many common multiples exist for any two natural numbers

Solution; Natural number in mathematics is used for counting. Natural numbers which are used for ordering is called ordering number. Natural numbers are the ones that start from 1end spend up to infinity. So there can be infinite common multiples

Hence infinite common multiples exist for any two natural numbers

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