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Can the LCD of 4 9 and 13 17 be less than 17?
No.
What is the LCD for 17 and 34?
The LCD is 1. The GCD is 17.
Can the LCM of 9 and 17 be less than 17 Explain.?
No. A common multiple is a multiple of both numbers. There is no multiple of 17 that is less than 17.
LCD for the numbers 7 and 17?
LCD = 119 (7x17=119)
LCD of 11 and 17?
Since 11 and 17 are both prime, you multiply them together to get the LCD which comes out to be 187.
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