Math, asked by snehakashyap9880, 9 months ago

What is the lcm of 1/alfa+1/bita-alfabita

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Answered by Anonymous
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lcm of

1/Alfa + 1/beta - Alfa × beta

= beta + alfa - alfa^2beta^2/alfabeta

so lcm is alfa×beta

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