Math, asked by aparnadutta8090, 8 months ago

If a and b are co-primes , then
their LCM is

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Answered by nsprabha

0

Answer:

a x b

since a and b are coprimes(don't hv common factors) their LCM wil b the multiplication of co-primes

Answered by Rumana14

1

Answer:

there product

Step-by-step explanation:

examples:

2 and 3 are co-primes

their LCM is =(2×3)=6

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