Math, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

plz explain the 9th and 10th question. plz do it fast it is necessary for my tomorrow's exam

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Answered by reachtoriyainfo

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Let us find LCM of 4,9 and 10

4=2x2

9=3x3

10=5x2

so LCM= 2x2x3x3x5

To make it a perfect square we have to multiply it with 5

2x2x3x3x5x5

4x9x25= 900

10 is also like this and its answer is 3600

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Answered by santoshtripathy70

Arrey it's from NCERT so U can easily search in google and also u can report this answer and in ur next question u can mention ur class and Exercise no.

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