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First you write down the numbers you are given and put them on an upside-down long division symbol. Divide the two together until you get to where you cannot divide any longer. Take the right side and bottom numbers and multiply them. This should be your LCM. If you cannot divide them at the first division, use the Listing Method, which is listing some of the multiples of that number and see which one is the smallest same number.

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