Yes, always. This is the easiest way to find the LCM of two (or indeed any number of) primes.
easiest way take 6 and go through its multiples until you find a number that is divisible by all four numbers, 6,12,18 etc in this case 60 is the answer
Many people find factor trees to be the easiest.
The easiest way is to write the number and a factor of the number. 12 and 24 have an LCM of 24.
Multipling it by itself is probably the easiest way.
no.. Its 14.. easiest way to find the LCM is to multiply the two numbers. (two times seven is fourteen)
Yes, always. This is the easiest way to find the LCM of two (or indeed any number of) primes.
easiest way take 6 and go through its multiples until you find a number that is divisible by all four numbers, 6,12,18 etc in this case 60 is the answer
Many people find factor trees to be the easiest.
The easiest way is to write the number and a factor of the number. 12 and 24 have an LCM of 24.
360. The easiest way to find LCM is to write down a few multiples of the larger number and then write multiples of the smaller number to catch up and see if any match. If none do, continue with the larger number and follow with the smaller.
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I factor because the problem I'm solving calls for it. It's the fastest and easiest way to solve for the GCF or LCM.
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