Math, asked by vishnuvardhan1458, 1 year ago

What is the L.C.M between 2 and root2?

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Answered by nikitasingh79
48
find the LCM of 2 , √2

2= 1×√2×√2

√2= 1×√2

LCM = 1× √2×√2 =2

LCM of 2 &√2 is 2
Answered by hotelcalifornia
13

Answer:

LCM of the given numbers \sqrt 2 and 2 is 2.

To find:

LCM of  the given numbers \sqrt 2 and 2  

Solution:

LCM of \sqrt 2 and 2 is as under:

We know that the value of 2 is equal to two square roots of 2.

i.e.,

2=\sqrt2 \times \sqrt 2

Thus,

LCM of  

\sqrt 2=\sqrt 2

2=\sqrt2 \times \sqrt 2

Hence, the LCM of the given two numbers will be equal to  

Hence,

L.C.M. = \sqrt 2\times\sqrt2=2

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