Math, asked by varalakshmi87, 8 months ago

take two multiples of any numbers find their LCM what is your observation​

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Answered by rathod99999
12

Answer:

Example 1: What is the LCM of 12 and 90 ?

First, write the prime factorization of each number in exponential form. Make sure to align the numbers that have a common base. If a number does not have a common base, then write it in a way that there’s nothing above or below it to indicate that it is unique.

Observe that {2^2}2

2

and 22 are vertically aligned to signify they have a common base of 22. In the same manner, 33 and {3^2}3

2

are aligned because they have a common base of 33. However, 55 has a unique base so we write it by itself on its own “column”.

twelve is equal to 2 raised to the second power times three

ninety is equal to two times 3 raised to the second power times five

For emphasis, I labelled the prime factorizations of 12 and 90. I hope it makes a lot more sense now.

Answered by ashiquesaju007
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Answer:

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