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This is a trick question. When referring to the Lowest Common Multiple, you are comparing two numbers and finding the lowest multiple that they both have in common.
As there is only 1 number, it isn't comparing it. The LCM of 43 and itself would be 43, because 43 is a multiple of itself.
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