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If P, Q are two prime number, then what is the LCM(P, Q) ​

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Answered by parinapanda
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p and q are distinct primes then the LCM (least common multiple) of p and q is (p×q) . This is the smallest number divisible by both p and q . If p=q then the LCM of p and q is p

Answered by 8957733238
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15 is your LCM the number is 3 और 5

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