Math, asked by krajalakshmi76, 1 year ago

what is the LCM of x-y and y

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Answered by NabiDhakal

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L.C.M =y (x-y) is the ans

krajalakshmi76: thankyou

simi4: for what I didn't give your ans sorry

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