Math, asked by saraarchana, 1 year ago

what is the smallest length of a
room in which an exact number of tables of length 12 and 9 metres can fit

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Answered by Raggx0910

Answer:the smallest length of the room will be the LCM of the length and width of the table

LCM(12,9)=36

So 36m is the answer

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