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Examples for LCM and HCF we use in daily life?
LCM is used to find the lowest common denominator in fractions HCF is used to reduce fractions to their simplest terms
What is the term called for simplest form for fractions?
The term for the simplest form for fractions is "lowest terms". If the greatest common factor of the numerator and the denominator is 1, then the fraction is in lowest terms.
Why reduce fractions to simplest form?
U have to do it in simplest form to get a smaller nuMber froM tHE OrIGiNaL NUMber
Why is greatest common factor important?
In order to reduce fractions to their lowest terms
Reduce fractions to the lowest terms?
Yes it can be done and, at times, is a very good idea.
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