It is automatically the LCM of the two.
It asks for the next multiple which is times two from that number like 6 times 2 which equals 12
In the first number is n, the next is n+1 and their multiple is n2 + n.
The first one is 5x1=5 the next is 5x2=10 The number itself is always the first multiple. This is important because when finding a common multiple, one needs to consider the number itself as a multiple Example: Find the least common multiple of 5 and 10, the answer is 10 since it is a multiple of itself and 5xs2 is 10.
The number itself is the first multiple.
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The first multiple of any number is the number itself.
The answer depends on the context. The next integer (counting up) is 46, the next multiple of 5 is 50, the next multiple of 9 is 54, the next triangular number is 55, there is no next rational or real number.
The first common multiple of 4, 5, and 10 is their least common multiple (LCM), which is the smallest number that is a multiple of all three numbers. The LCM of 4, 5, and 10 is 20. The next common multiple would be the next multiple of 20, which is 40. The third common multiple would be the next multiple of 20, which is 60.
For any natural number k, 21k is a multiple of k.So for example, if k=1, 21 is the first multiple.Now if k=2, we have 42 which is the next one.In fact for any number n, and any natural number k, kn is a multiple of n.
The next number in the series is 65. You'll notice that each succeeding number gets a progressive multiple of 3 added to the previous number in the series. The first number is 2, and the next number 5 is 2+(3x1). The next number 11 is 5+(3x2), and so forth. To obtain the number following 47, we simply add to 47 the 6th multiple of 3 (because 47 is the sixth number in the series), that is, 47+(3x6) = 65.
All that can be said is that it is a multiple of the first number.
The first multiple of a number is the number itself.