Math, asked by nakshatra273, 5 months ago

why do we not use LCM in multiplication of the fractions

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Answered by raben

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During addition we use LCM as the denominator should be same for adding or subtracting a fraction. But during multiplication we do not take LCM as multiplication is the repeated addition, so there is no need to make the denominator same or equal to other fraction's denominator.

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