Math, asked by clasharpit400, 17 days ago

what is the least common multiple of 15–r and 1 + r ? how to solve this out?

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Answered by bivory960

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Step-by-step explanation:

(15-r)(1+r)

= (15+15r-r-r^2)

=(15+15r+r^2)

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