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If A and B, A greater than B, are co-prime numbers then their LCM is

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Answered by nayshakhurana

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Answer: Lcm of A and B will be A×B

Step-by-step explanation: since they are coprimes, hence they will have no common factor other than 1. So their lcm will be their product(AB)

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