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4. The product of two numbers is 2925 and their HCF IS 15. Find the LCM of these numbers​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Question:

  • The product of two numbers is 2925 and their HCF is 15. Find LCM of these numbers.

Answer:

Given:

  • Product of two number is 2925
  • HCF of numbers is 15

To Find:

  • LCM of numbers?

Solution:

In this question, we have given that product of two numbers is 2925 and their HCF is 15.

We know that:

  • \large{\boxed{\bf{Product~of~numbers~=~HCF\times~LCM}}}

Where,

  • Product of numbers = 2925 ••••(given)
  • HCF = 15 •••••(given)
  • LCM = x •••••(supposed)

Put values in formula :

\small{\bf{Product~of~numbers~=~HCF\times~LCM}}

\implies\small{\bf{2925~=~15\times~x}}

\implies\small{\bf{2925~=~15x}}

\implies\small{\bf{x~=~\dfrac{2925}{15}}}

\implies\small{\bf{x~=~\cancel{\dfrac{2925}{15}}}}

\implies\small{\bf{x~=~195}}

Therefore,

  • \large{\underline{\boxed{\red{\bf{LCM~of~number~=~195}}}}}
Answered by BlessedOne
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\large\sf\underline{Given\::}

  • Product of two numbers is 2925

  • HCF is 15

\large\sf\underline{To\:find\::}

  • LCM of those numbers whose product is 2925

\large\sf\underline{Concept\:to\:be\:used\::}

\sf\:LCM~\times~HCF~=~Product~of~two~numbers

  • LCM : Lowest Common Multiple

  • HCF : Highest Common Factor

\large\sf\underline{Solution\::}

Using the concept as mentioned earlier :

\sf\color{gray}{\maltese} LCM × HCF = Product of two numbers

Here :

  • HCF = 15

  • Product of the two numbers = 2925

Substituting these values in the concept :

\sf\to\:LCM~\times~15~=~2925

Transposing 15 from LHS to RHS it goes to the denominator

\sf\to\:LCM~=\frac{2925}{15}

Reducing the fraction to the lower terms

\sf\to\:LCM~=\cancel{\frac{2925}{15}}

\sf\to\:LCM~=\cancel{\frac{585}{3}}

\small{\underline{\boxed{\mathrm{\to\:LCM~=~195}}}}

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Verification :-

LCM × HCF = Product of two numbers

Here :

  • LCM = 195
  • HCF = 15
  • Product of the two numbers = 2925

Henceforth :

\tt\dashrightarrow\:195 \times 15 = 2925

\tt\dashrightarrow\:2925= 2925

\tt\dashrightarrow\:LHS~=~RHS

Hence Verified !~

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\dag\:\underline{\sf So\:the\:required\:LCM\:is\:195} .

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